Sentence examples for acclaimed ensemble from inspiring English sources

In 1975 Tomlin made her film debut in Robert Altman's Nashville, a critically acclaimed ensemble drama.

The group, which made its New York debut in 1948, became an acclaimed ensemble and released numerous recordings.

| Aug. 4-5 at 7 30: Rinaldo Alessandrini conducts his acclaimed ensemble Concerto Italiano (in its festival début) in two evenings at the Rose Theatre.

(Woolfe) ★ Elias String Quartet (Friday and Sunday) The Elias String Quartet, an acclaimed ensemble from Britain, takes its name from Mendelssohn's oratorio "Elijah".

The production, directed by Jean-Marie Villégier, features the conductor William Christie, the acclaimed ensemble Les Arts Florissants and Opéra Comique.

When that ensemble retired in 2013, Yale turned to the Brentano Quartet, an acclaimed ensemble that had held a residency at Princeton.

Even his nickname, "the four-bar killer," speaks to his scant role in one of hip-hop's most acclaimed ensembles.

Current members of the Choral Artists also perform in the ranks of such acclaimed ensembles as the Trinity Wall Street Choir, Chanticleer, the Handel and Haydn Society Chorus, Voices of Ascension, Seraphic Fire, Conspirare, and many others, and are also leading concert soloists, particularly in the area of early music.

Also on offer is "Ten Suggestions," a solo that Mr. Morris used to dance himself; his much-acclaimed ensemble piece, "V," to music by Schumann; and "Dancing Honeymoon," which deploys seven dancers and several folding chairs in a piece set to popular music of the 1920s and 1930s.

Not every substantial American debut by an acclaimed European ensemble comes packaged with oversize fanfare, media hype and an obligatory guest appearance by Yo-Yo Ma. Yo-Yo Ma

DV8 PHYSICAL THEATRE The acclaimed British ensemble hasn't made it to these shores in fifteen years, and this time around, the closest they get to New York is New Jersey.