Sentence examples for Distinguished orchestra from inspiring English sources
To the bargain, Mr. Mehta brought the Israel Philharmonic, a distinguished orchestra that can no doubt use the cash.
With such a distinguished orchestra as the Boston Symphony and in a classical-music setting like Tanglewood, the edition could have been more comprehensive.
(Tommasini) LONDON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA (Wednesday) The first of three concerts by this distinguished orchestra led by Sir Colin Davis offers Verdi's barnburner of a liturgical piece, the Requiem.
Mr. Beckwith and his distinguished orchestra seemed to be winging it most of the night — in Handel's Overture to "Saul," with notable lack of success.
Bernard Haitink conducted the Boston Symphony in familiar music at Carnegie Hall on Thursday night, and in the process reminded us that the inherent grace and elegance of this distinguished orchestra has survived its recent history intact.
As a lover of classical music, I heartily disagree with Anthony Tommasini's evaluation of Andrea Bocelli's voice and performance and the assumption that a distinguished orchestra leader like Zubin Mehta is sullying his reputation by working with him, presumably because of the money.
What has distinguished the orchestra's programming from the start is that it is largely in the hands of composers.
Now and then Mr. Rioult draws attention to its four separate voices by having four successive dancers do different movements, and occasionally he distinguishes between orchestra and solo voice.
Distinguished guests have played concertos with the orchestras, including the pianist Emmanuel Ax, the flutist Eugenia Zuckerman, and, in 1994, Yo-Yo Ma. Yo-Yo Ma
The orchestra is distinguished from the big band by instruments like bassoon and French horn; both are repertory groups overseen by the composer's widow, Sue Mingus.
