Sentence examples for arrangements executed from inspiring English sources

He has a gorgeous new album, "Songs I Like a Lot" (Sunnyside), featuring his arrangements executed by the Frankfurt Radio Big Band; here he has the Large Ensemble at his disposal, along with the album's two unerringly expressive singers, Theo Bleckmann and Kate McGarry.

He has a gorgeous new album, "Songs I Like a Lot," due out on Sunnyside next month, featuring his arrangements executed by the Frankfurt Radio Big Band; here he has the Large Ensemble at his disposal, along with the album's two unerringly expressive singers, Theo Bleckmann and Kate McGarry.

And while its actions implicate the private communications of every connected individual across the globe, the arrangement was executed and operates clandestinely, hidden from the scrutiny of public oversight mechanisms and – until recently – the public.

The strings aren't sweetly spread on top of the jazz quartet, like so many farmed-out arrangement jobs executed by studio pros; they're an integral part of the total compositions.

Beyond these efforts, investments in formal assessments to evaluate each candidate's strengths and weaknesses, to develop professional development plans and to then provide for coaching arrangements to execute those plans can be powerful.

They came in and got the papers, the arrangements from Patrick Leonard, executed it and overdubbed themselves once or twice.

The type of institutional arrangements needed to execute the various business processes described above profiling and assessing the constraints facing beneficiaries, assessing market demand for nontradable goods and services, mapping subsectors and value chains, and offering various types of services is an important policy consideration.

The excellent ensemble, led by Tedd Firth on piano, with Andy Farber on saxophone, Tom Kennedy on bass and Warren Odze on drums, executed simmering, sultry pop-jazz arrangements of impeccable polish and tightness.

There he executed the first of his "wall arrangements," installations in which he combined his work with that of his fellow students.

Organ harvesting from executed prisoners in China was based on informal arrangements between hospitals and the local courts that supervise the penal system.

Workflows that are frequently executed may have a higher degree of reliability in the arrangement of their tasks and therefore may contain paths that are more reliable.