Übersetzung für 'clapping' von Englisch nach Deutsch

clapping {adj}

klatschend

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clapping

Klatschen {n}

Geklatsche {n}

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clapping [rythmical in a group, part of folk music]

Paschen {n} [österr.] [südd.] [rhythmisches Klatschen als Musikform]mus.

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clapping game

Klatschspiel {n}games

hand clapping

Händeklatschen {n}

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clapping of hands

Beifall {m}

• Unlike the bulk of Georgian traditional dances, which are usually accompanied by choral polyphonic singing and clapping, Khorumi is traditionally accompanied by instruments, and is not accompanied by clapping.
• Finger snapping may be used as a substitute for hand clapping.
• In the 2020 documentary series "The Search for Canada's Game Shows", host Kevin Frank revealed that the overhead clapping came about when a sound operator angrily told everyone on set that normal clapping into the microphones ruined his sound mix and suggested the players clap above their heads from then on.
• "Clapping Music" is a minimalist piece written by Steve Reich in 1972. It is written for two performers and is performed entirely by clapping.
• The thunder clap is a form of dance that incorporates clapping in the air with a sliding motion.

• For example, in the Latane "et al." clapping and shouting study, people who were alone but told that they were part of a group screaming or clapping could have thought that there was a set level of noise that experimenters were looking for, and so assumed they could work less hard to achieve this level depending on the size of the group.
• Some dances like Çibikli involve clapping hands.
• A clapping game is usually played by two players and involves clapping as accompaniment to a rhyme.
• Mary Mack is a clapping game played by children.
• In the Parliament of the United Kingdom, clapping is generally prohibited.

• The "pat-a-cake" song and clapping game was used by Bob Hope and Bing Crosby in their series of "Road to" films as a means of distraction.
• On Belarusian independence day, about 3000 demonstrators took part in a "clapping protest" in the main square of Minsk, in which protesters clapped instead of chanting slogans.
• Text : Arthur Rimbaud. Music, piano, whistling, clapping & singing : Léo Ferré.