Sentence examples for an expanded ensemble from inspiring English sources

At the beginning of the month Pierre Boulez appeared with an expanded Ensemble Modern.

Four releases on the new Joyous Shout! label in 2006, to celebrate his 85th birthday, mixed fairly routine funky jazz with typical bursts of audacity (such as his jazz account of the Who's The Kids Are Alright), and he composed for and played with an expanded ensemble for the Twelve Tones of Love session in 2009.

An expanding ensemble of genetic mutations in mitochondrial ARSs has been identified in a variety of pathological contexts (Table 1).

An expanding ensemble of genetic mutations in GARS, YARS, KARS and AARS associated with CMT and related disorders have been discovered and investigated (Fig 1).

The octanol/water partition coefficient of uncharged drugs was also investigated using expanded ensemble simulations.

January 20 2015 January 25 201515 For the concluding half of his two-week run at the Village Vanguard, the acclaimed pianist leaves his expanded ensemble at home and goes solo.

About half of Friday's set list stayed within Coltrane's mid-60s music, when his sound was huge, whether with the expanded ensemble heard on the albums "Africa/Brass" and "Impressions," or just with his basic quartet.

Jordi Savall and his expanded ensemble will perform "Jerusalem: City of Heavenly and Earthly Peace" on Wednesday evening at the Sanders Theater at Harvard University, 45 Quincy Street, Cambridge, Mass.; (617) 496-2222, ofa.fas.harvard.edu.edu

It seems churlish to carp at the expanded ensembles, the adorable children leading the "Wade in the Water" processional, the triple casting of "I Wanna Be Ready," the Ailey students who danced in the aisles to "Rocka My Soul".

At the first event, an expanded S.E.M. Ensemble under Petr Kotik gave the first performance of the complete orchestral version of "Atlas Eclipticalis," with a simultaneous rendering of "Winter Music" by David Tudor, the Cage collaborator who had not played the piano publicly in New York since 1982.

An expanded string ensemble also sounded entirely at home in Kayhan Kalhor's "Silent City" (2005), a work composed for Yo-Yo Ma's Silk Road Ensemble.