Sentence examples for central orchestra from inspiring English sources
But will its serious classical-music patrons, who can afford the pricey tickets and were Pleyel subscribers, be persuaded to trek to an unglamorous area far from the city centre?In this section In the air Irrepressible Return of the hired gun Distant notes ReprintsThe auditorium can hold 2,400 people in tiers of seats that wrap fluidly around the central orchestra pit.
Initially, Bornemann conceived this auditorium in the form of an amphitheatre, with a central orchestra podium and surrounding audience space.
The Krakow Philharmonic was a great Central European orchestra.
In Leonard Bernstein's "Jeremiah" Symphony and Strauss's "Till Eulenspiegel's Lustige Streiche," the brass playing was solid and focused, with a timbre closer to that of a Central European orchestra than to the American brass sound.
Sure, there are samples, but it's mostly real musicians playing guitars and horns, or in the case of the charmingly named South Central Chamber Orchestra, strings and woodwind.
Like many Central European orchestras, it has maintained a sound of its own, distinct from the homogeneous international standard.
This varies only slightly today: since then the Chicago and Boston Symphonies and New York Philharmonic have risen to 442 Hz; Central European orchestras also tune high.
William Jones built the Rotunda, which included a columned central fireplace, an orchestra stand, and booths around its walls for drinking and smoking.
RARITAN VALLEY COMMUNITY COLLEGE The Central Jersey Symphony Orchestra and Master Chorale present "Gala Holiday Concert," featuring music of Tchaikovsky and Handel.
Musicians Wanted The Central Jersey Symphony Orchestra, a 50-piece community ensemble in Bridgewater, is looking for string players for its May 4 concert.
The Vienna players were in their element: the brass and winds produced the textured chords that are central to this orchestra's trademark sound, but it was the dusky, dynamically fluid string playing that gave the performance its soul.
