Sentence examples for capable ensemble from inspiring English sources
Complementing the concerto is a heated account of Dvorak's darker F minor Piano Trio, showing Ms. Faust to be not only a fine soloist but also a capable ensemble leader.
The orchestra itself is a well disciplined, capable ensemble, rather stronger in the string sections than in the winds and brass - which is the opposite of many regional American orchestras that visit New York - and especially lively in sharply etched, percussion-tinged passages.
The annual Tango Meets Jazz Festival, produced by Pat Philips and Ettore Stratta, presents Mr. Ziegler with a capable ensemble: Claudio Ragazzi on guitar, Mr. Giraudo on bass and H or Del Curto on bandone?There will also be a couple of interlopers, the flutist Nestor Torres (Thursday and next Friday) and the trumpeter Terell Stafford (Dec. 1 and 2).
As fine as the stars are, amid a large and capable ensemble cast, the two standouts are Lindsay Haun as Reeve's icy, brilliant and implacable daughter and Thomas Dekker as Kozlowski's angelic-looking son, the one child among the towheads who suggests the possibility of possessing a capacity for human emotion and compassion.
To develop a capable ensemble-based scheme for operationally assimilating Argo profile observations into a hybrid coordinate ocean model (HYCOM), we compared some different ensemble optimal interpolation (EnOI) schemes, which can be divided into two different kinds.
The Master Chorale, under founding director Burns Taft, is a polished unit, capable of ensemble sound and dynamic turns.
IN a sandwich, vegetables are capable of fine ensemble work.
Jon Barker, Rachel Fox, Caralyn Kozlowski, Jennifer Harmon and Connor Carew are other exuberant notables among Ms. Monte's capable 13-member ensemble, which vividly brings Pinero's vivacious theater folk to life.
Add overqualified pilot Melinda May (Ming-Na Wen) and Anonymous-esque truth-hacker Skye (Chloe Bennet), and you had the makings of an ensemble capable of sniping and snarking at each other like Buffy's Scooby Gang in their prime.
If you could fuse, say, the London Symphony with the Berlin Philharmonic, you might end up with the world's greatest orchestra – an ensemble capable of sight-reading any 20th- or 21st-century score, as the LSO do so dazzlingly; but also blessed with the warmth and fire of the Berlin Phil's sound.
The rationale for this design was to enhance the effectiveness of presentation of viral antigenic sites, through transient replication of the defective ensemble, capable of stimulating a response to B- and T-cell epitopes.
