Sentence examples for Premier orchestra from inspiring English sources

The adventurous programming of the state's premier orchestra, the New Jersey Symphony, has been a hallmark of its music director, Zdenek Macal.

October 28 2011 Jeffrey Kahane, the distinguished pianist and conductor who serves as music director of the Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra, leads the school's premier orchestra for the first time; music by Janáček, Beethoven (the Piano Concerto No. 4 in G Major, with Fei-Fei Dong), and Sibelius (the Fifth Symphony) is on the program.

It was Contemporaneous, the premier orchestra dedicated to promoting and performing new music.

Carnegie is, and would continue to be, host to the world's premier orchestras.

Three of the nation's premier orchestras, the Philadelphia Orchestra, the Chicago Symphony and the Cleveland Orchestra, all had labor contracts with their musicians that expired at 12 01 a.m.

Open daily 9 to 5. One of the country's premier orchestras, the Chicago Symphony (at Orchestra Hall, 220 South Michigan; box office: 312-435-6666), itscentennialg itseasonennial season.

One of Germany's premier orchestras, the Konzerthausorchester Berlin, has formed a vuvuzela duo, demonstrating part of Brahms's First Symphony and Ravel's Bolero with perfect technique.

It's curious that Allan Kozinn has put the Los Angeles Philharmonic at the top of the list of America's premier orchestras without being clear about what barometer he's using.

Others insist that Mr. Maazel is as American as he can be: that is, the product of a blend of traditions and cultures, whose commitment to excellence will do one of the country's premier orchestras proud.

Weilerstein, a superstar in her own right, was praised by New York Magazine as Yo-Yo Maa's heiress apparent as sovereign of the American cello". A 2011 MacArthur Genius Grant Fellow, Weilerstein has performed at the White House, the Los Angeles Philharmonic, Carnegie Hall, and other premier orchestras in Europe and beyond.

Nicola Christie presents a special programme of music from Romanian composers and performers, including Dinu Lipatti and George Enescu and performances from Romania's premier orchestras.