Übersetzung für "Szenenfolge" in Englisch

The ballet is structured into the following scenes:

Surtitles with an English scene description will ensure your understanding of the play.

For criticisms, please refer to this scene list.

Porter&Moss II, p. 103, No. 304, describe the scenes as follows:

Such pre-visualizations allows scenes, sequence and "timing" of the animation to judge.

This device makes it possible to store in the range of 25 individual frames, but also to record a rapid sequence of frames or scenes.

One of its first film appearances was in the 1929 film The Flying Scotsman, which featured an entire sequence set aboard the locomotive.

Through the interlocking of each of the successive sections using motive-like elements, a metamorphosis takes place at the interface between the rapidly-changing scene sections.

Using similar principles, Deafman Glance explores the world of a deaf-mute African-American boy, and the scenes in Stations are also based on childhood experience.

Phaedra Pisimisi in her plate-skirt, began the sequence of twelve scenes quietly, with elegant arm gestures and slight tripping on the spot, almost elegiac.

In a rhythmically embellished series of scenes, the contextless act of signing – in fragments of stereotyped patterns of movement, such as greetings, turning over the paper when signing it, shaking hands, and the departure of the main character from a deserted railway platform – and the design history of the hotel in still lifes, motionless panoramas, views of details such as gaming machines, sad-looking pot plants in front of the chrome/glass artificial stone design in the hotel foyer or hybrid, pop-style lighting from the era when the building probably served as accommodation for functionaries from the Politburo and Workers' State, are developed alternately.

In the over 90-minute film "November, 9 (Ende)-13", Peters remains true to his classical auteur style, in which his own life dictates the storyline and the sequence of scenes is determined by the length of the Super 8 reels. Out of chronologically arranged Super 8 reels he mounts a kind of philosophically garnished and yet very humorous road movie, taking place between Hamburg and Paris.

The only positive thing that you can find with a lot of goodwill is that the aimlessness of the movie and the capriciousness of the scenes are replaced by the problems and feelings of the protagonists being put into focus a little bit more because of the dramatic U-turn. Nevertheless, this doesn't change the fact that we get the impression to see a whole different movie during the second half. At least the ending is somewhat of a return to the mood of the beginning, or maybe more like a compromise of the movie's two halfs.

Beyond Hogarth’s sequence of scenes, the opera’s storyline features references to various well-known opera plots, including the tale of a young man who deserts his lover for the big city as he has inherited a substantial sum of money, the Faust storyline of a pact with evil and the deserted lover’s subsequent descent into hell to save him through her song.

Several block fragments belong obviously to a sequence of scenes showing the divine descend and birth of the Pharaoh, as we know them from the birth-hall of Hatshepsut's temple at Deir el-Bahari.

Frische Ware – Fresh Merchandise – that is what Musicbanda Franui calls this sequence of musical scenes, which combine funeral music by Franz Schubert or Robert Schumann with the tradition of rustic wind bands, constantly blurring the boundaries between the folkloristic models for so-called funeral music and its “classical” adaptations.

The Libretto by Oskar Gitzinger renders Hans Christian Andersen's satirical fairy-tale in a rapid scenic sequence, portraying the Emperor befogged in his self-conceit and eventually, the victim of two charlatans, strutting in, amidst the jubilation of his blindly credulous subjects, dressed in underpants.