How would you translate this french sentence? (English or German)
"Le pupitre de violoncelles est le pendant de celui des violons pour les cordes graves"
I can unterstand the seperate words, but I don't really get the context.
Thanks in advance!
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In your sentence, fr. 'pendant' means en. 'counterpart.'
'The area with the cellos is the violins counterpart, for the deep cords.' Or something like that. I know nothing about opera, so I'm sorry I can't help more.
I don't know German. At all. :(
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