The script of this programme 本節(jié)目臺(tái)詞

Helen: Hello, welcome to On the Town from BBC Learning English. I'm Helen.

Wang Fei: 大家好，我是王飛。歡迎收聽(tīng)BBC的都市掠影節(jié)目。

Helen: And today we are going to hear about one of the summer's biggest music festivals happening right now in the UK.

Wang Fei: The biggest! 英國(guó)最大的音樂(lè)節(jié)！Well, let me guess, is it Glastonbury?

Helen: Well, spot on! Glastonbury is THE most famous rock festival in this country. And here are a few numbers to give you a sense of its sheer size.

Wang Fei: OK, I'm ready.

Helen: The festival began its life in 1970.

Wang Fei: 第一屆 Glastonbury 音樂(lè)節(jié)是 1970 年舉行的。

Helen: Now in its fourth decade, nearly every year close to the end of June over 100,000 music lovers camp on-site or nearby for a weekend music extravaganza.

Wang Fei: Extravaganza 盛會(huì)，盛典， music extravaganza 音樂(lè)盛會(huì)。過(guò)去幾年里，每年6月底最少有10萬(wàn)音樂(lè)迷都會(huì)到 Glastonbury 過(guò)周末，感受不同類型的流行音樂(lè)。

Helen: And the whole site is on an area about 1,000 acres. That's nearly 500 football pitches!

Wang Fei: Wow, 占地1000英畝，差不多 500個(gè)足球場(chǎng)那么大!

Helen: And of course it was much smaller when it was first started all these years ago. Back in 1970, about 1,500 people attended the first ever Glastonbury. Here is what Michael Eavis, the founder of Glastonbury Festival, said after the event.

Michael: It was worth it for the success; we had people from America, from Germany and all over coming and saying "My God it was fantastic". And it was so nice because I haven't had any experience of it obviously. And from the music side, apparently it was rated with the other festivals.

Wang Fei: 剛才我們聽(tīng)到的是 Glastonbury 創(chuàng)始人 Michael Eavis 在1970 年第一屆音樂(lè)會(huì)結(jié)束后的采訪。雖然當(dāng)時(shí)參加的人數(shù)只有1500人，但他們認(rèn)為在音樂(lè)上 Glastonbury 并不比其他音樂(lè)會(huì)差。

Helen: It was rated with the other festivals.

Helen: One of the main reasons people go to Glastonbury is because you get the chance to see some of the biggest stars in music.

Wang Fei: 是的，每年 Glastonbury 都會(huì)邀請(qǐng)世界級(jí)的大牌明星來(lái)表演，這叫做 headlining the festival.

Helen: Nemone has attended the festival a number of times and here she shares her most memorable show.

Nemone: I think one of my favourite Glastonbury performances has to have been the understated Radiohead in 2003. They are quite sublime live. They draw you in individually, getting lost in the music, and actually you get lost in it as well. And in a crowd of about 150,000 plus people, that is pretty impressive. It was just an awesome gig.

Wang Fei: 剛才是BBC音樂(lè)節(jié)目主持人 Nemone 回想她印象最深刻的 Glastonbury 表演。那是2003年的時(shí)候，表演的樂(lè)隊(duì)是 Radiohead. 這是一支英國(guó)搖滾樂(lè)隊(duì)，成立于80年代。

Helen: Nemone describes the band as understated, this means their style on stage was quite low-key, it was simple and not over the top.

Wang Fei: Understated 低調(diào)的。Radiohead 在舞臺(tái)上的表演并不夸張 it wasn't over the top.

Helen: And they're quite sublime live. Sublime is a really complimentary word, meaning very high quality and causing great admiration.

Wang Fei: Sublime 超群的，出眾的。這是個(gè)很優(yōu)美的形容詞。Radiohead 在 Glastonbury 的表演非常出眾，因?yàn)樗麄兡軌虬衙恳晃辉趫?chǎng)的歌迷都吸引住。

Helen: Yes, they draw you in individually, getting lost in their music. Now let's listen to Alex from the rock group Franz Ferdinand.

Alex: I really like coming to Glastonbury, it's the best of all the festivals. The thing I love about Glastonbury is all the other stuff that's going on as well. I think you could stay here for a week and not see a single band, and still have a totally amazing time, there's so much of the crazy stuff going on. Yeah, it's been great.

Wang Fei: 就像 Alex 說(shuō)的那樣， 除了音樂(lè)之外，Glastonbury 還有好多其他的活動(dòng)。你可以在這里呆上一周，就算不聽(tīng)一場(chǎng)音樂(lè)會(huì)，也能渡過(guò)非常值得懷念的時(shí)光。

Helen: You can still have a totally amazing time without going to see a band.

Wang Fei: 不管你是不是音樂(lè)迷，6月底的 Glastonbury 音樂(lè)會(huì)都給你帶來(lái)意想不到的驚喜，這也是這個(gè)音樂(lè)盛會(huì)經(jīng)久不衰的原因。

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Helen: That's bbcukchina.com. Bye for now.

Wang Fei: Bye!