Sentence examples for Prestigious orchestra from inspiring English sources

On the classical music scene, a prestigious orchestra celebrates a big birthday while another is born.

Latte had expected that as a student of Leo Borchard he would be summoned after the war to conduct the Berlin Philharmonic or another equally prestigious orchestra.

Some former performers of the prestigious orchestra and the choirs that accompany it are refugees in the Middle East, Europe and the US, while others are still struggling to live and perform in the conflict-torn country.

Pappano, who comes from a southern Italian family and has been music director of the city's prestigious orchestra of the Accademia di Santa Cecilia since 2005, is an ideal choice to talk about a Rome-based opera.

Mr. Banat said he wanted to delve deeper, expecially after learning of the composer's difficulties as a person of mixed race — Saint-Georges could not marry within his social group, and although he led a prestigious orchestra that gave the premieres of several Haydn symphonies, he was denied the position of director of the Paris Opera.

Several tutors also play for prestigious orchestras including the Scottish Chamber Orchestra, the BBC Symphony Orchestra, and the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra.

Things have improved vastly since then, with many of the most prestigious orchestras now led by female violinists.

"Since we are dealing with one of the most prestigious orchestras in the world, I greatly appreciated their invitation".

Well, Mr. Levine now heads one of the world's most prestigious orchestras, whose managing director, Mark Volpe (no relation to Joseph), readily gave the go-ahead.

Mr. Haitink — who conducted the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra of Amsterdam for more than 25 years and has held posts with other prestigious orchestras, including the Chicago Symphony, where he is principal conductor — represents the opposite extreme.

(Smith) ★ East Coast Chamber Orchestra (Saturday and Sunday) An exciting young string ensemble made up of members from prestigious orchestras, quartets and other groups, this lively band also known as ECCO appears in two budget-minded series: Peoples' Symphony Concerts on Saturday evening and the Schneider Concerts on Sunday afternoon.