Sentence examples for a small ensemble from inspiring English sources

Unless the score is written for a small ensemble, an outsider is necessary.

I understood that concept on one level, but I was working with a small ensemble.

The work is imaginatively orchestrated for a small ensemble, with striking and subtle touches for percussion, accordion and harp.

A small ensemble is a "music performance team," a k a M.P.T. Wind, and string sections are "elements".

Pauline Oliveros, in "Primordial/Lift," engaged with a small ensemble in a lengthy process akin to collective meditation.

There is no mention of the deep, intimate thrill of playing inspired works in a small ensemble.

Peter Maxwell Davies's chamber opera The Lighthouse (1980) requires only three male singers and a small ensemble.

With more than 50 roles (and a small ensemble of children), "Street Scene" is a challenging work to stage.

He got a small ensemble part, but it was enough to convince his traditionalist parents that he might have a career ahead of him.

As the orchestra's self-description, "chamber philharmonic," suggests, it's a small ensemble — only eighteen violinists, and about fifty-five musiniall in all.

The result is a brief, three-movement suite, saltily scored for a small ensemble including banjos, guitars, multiple saxophones and vamping piano.