The phrase "acclaimed orchestra" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an orchestra that has received recognition and praise for its performances or achievements.
Example: "The concert featured an acclaimed orchestra known for its innovative interpretations of classical works."
Alternatives: "renowned orchestra" or "celebrated orchestra".
Leipzig is the site of one of Germany's major national libraries (the Deutsche Bücherei), a nationally acclaimed orchestra (Gewandhaus Orchestra), and sections of the national Academy of Sciences.
He has been a regular guest with the acclaimed orchestra ever since, always drawing the best from the players, even as the personnel went through enormous changes under the tenures of four quite different music directors from then to now.
(Chinen) CHARLES TOLLIVER BIG BAND (Wednesday through Jan . 28 Mr. Tolliver leads an upgraded edition of his acclaimed orchestra of the 1970's; among the top-shelf talent involved are the saxophonists Billy Harper and Craig Handy, the trombonist Clark Gayton, the drummer Victor Lewis and the pianist John Hicks.
The institute provided musical education for abandoned or orphaned children, but was also known for its acclaimed orchestra and choir.
At the other end of the spectrum, the Colorado Symphony Orchestra has teamed up with the industry that supports legal cannabis in the US state to present Classically Cannabis ("The High Note Series") – an exclusive event where attendees are encouraged to bring and smoke their own marijuana while basking in the sounds of an internationally acclaimed orchestra.
Yet there was more to the occasion than the rebirth of a once-acclaimed orchestra.
With his critically-acclaimed orchestra, he performed in clubs, concert halls, cathedrals, at colleges and festivals, and for kings, queens, and Presidents.
Essen boasts a critically acclaimed philharmonic orchestra.
In Durham, on a limited tour to support his debut, countertenor Anthony Roth Costanzo and acclaimed chamber orchestra Les Violons du Roy deliver a daring concert of Handel and Glass masterpieces.
Carnegie Hall events range from concerts by the world's most acclaimed international orchestras, like the Berlin Philharmonic, which will open the new season in September, to debut recitals by promising young artists, to workshops, master classes, educational forums and children's concerts.
Since its founding in 1986, this acclaimed early music orchestra from Britain has been self-governed by the players.
