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Encyclopedia > Orchestra pit

An orchestra pit is the usually lowered area (hence pit) in front of a stage where an orchestra accompanies the performers.


See also: pit band


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NIGEL BURCH AND THE FLEA-PIT ORCHESTRA споют нам про алкоголиков / ROL (250 words)
NIGEL BURCH AND THE FLEA-PIT ORCHESTRA споют нам про алкоголиков / ROL
NIGEL BURCH AND THE FLEA-PIT ORCHESTRA споют нам про алкоголиков
Nigel Burch and Flea-Pit Orchestra - эклектичная английская группа, в составе которой - барабанщик, 15 лет игравший в культовом коллективе The Pogues, 2 скрипача, контрабасист, и фронтмен - Найджель Бурх, играющий на банжо.
Technical Specs - Orchestra Shell, Pit, Organ - Marcus Center for the Performing Arts (491 words)
Pit 1 and 2 or just Pit 1 can be used in the orchestra pit setting, but not Pit 2 alone.
The pits can be raised to the stage for additional stage space, or in the lowered auditorium setting 2 rows of seats may be added to each pit.
Access to the pit in the orchestra pit location is through the Trap Room, located in the basement.
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