Sentence examples for chamber scale from inspiring English sources

But everything about it, including its music, is chamber scale and anti-Met.

The performance was so broad that Purcell's score, conceived on a chamber scale, seemed wrapped within it, instead of holding the spotlight.

Similarly, Mr. Keene cites the influence of the early-music movement, and the proliferation of finely honed professional choirs of small, almost chamber, scale.

With more and more music, dance and theater conceived on a chamber scale, it is only natural to want smaller spaces for them.

There being only two choral movements, opening and closing Cantata No. 8, "Liebster Gott, Wenn Werd Ich Sterben" ("Dearest God, When Will I Die?"), this practice may well have been merely an economy of chamber scale.

He won the chamber scale composition award for The Moth Requiem, also performed at last year's Proms.

Two recent CD's show something of the range of his recent chamber-scale pieces.

True, Mahler's Fourth is commonly cited as his most transparent, chamber-scale symphony.

Instead, he wrote a pair of piano pieces and a chamber-scale cello concerto.

Chamber-scale Mahler would appear to be the kind of oxymoron that George Carlin once fixated on, like jumbo shrimp.

Fischer uses it for gatherings and occasional chamber-scale performances, and has hung family pictures in the hallway.