The normal arrangement of groups as they appear in a full orchestral score is, from top to bottom of the page, woodwinds, brass, percussion, harps and keyboard instruments, and strings.
A brass rail circumscribes the chamber; only members, pages, and clerks can go inside.
The landscape of the opening pages is almost nightmarish: the lower brass creep forward in pitch-black chordal vanguards, while the strings slither down like slimy rain.
Instead of a handsomely mounted diamond, she found a bunch of brass fasteners of the sort used to hold together screenplay pages.
The violas began pages of rolling, barely audible arpeggios, and the brasses took up the deliberate, melancholy melody.
The suggestion was made to the top brass at Fox Interactive that they sacrifice some of the page views.
Page after page of the score erupts in a kind of wholesome frenzy: swelling brass, trilling winds, windmilling arpeggios in the strings.
But it takes a neck of brass to pretend these are the main motives in tearing through the pages of these political true-crimes.
Page B13 Arts IN BROOKLYN, RIDING HORSES OF WOOD, GOLD AND BRASS A restored 1920s carousel will soon open at its new home, the Brooklyn Bridge Park, between the Manhattan and Brooklyn Bridges.
Spanish Brass, brass quintet.
