Sentence examples for create an orchestra from inspiring English sources

The recycled-crafts group RePlayGround will teach how to make tissue-box guitars, and the artist Nick Yulman will create an orchestra with recycled objects.

Yet fully staged operas, when the front rows are removed to create an orchestra pit, have included Mozart, Rossini and, two years ago, their first Wagner.

(Schweitzer) BUDAPEST FESTIVAL ORCHESTRA (Saturday) This excellent ensemble was founded by Ivan Fischer in 1983 to create "an orchestra with the mentality of a chamber group," he has said.

Mr. Boughton's mission, he said, is to "create an orchestra that performs the familiar alongside the unfamiliar, the well-known works juxtaposed with contemporary works," in programs rich with commissions.

The orchestra will be 100 years old in 2005, and Mr. Gillinson's centennial goal is "to create an orchestra as good or better than any other orchestra in the world".

The work usies our body's invisible fields to create an orchestra of translated energy.

But a hipper form of the same mumbo-jumbo is heard in high-end audio showrooms, where ten-thousand-dollar systems purport to re-create an orchestra in your living room.

But there are more compelling reasons for creating an orchestra than a little local interest.

As you would imagine, multiple people touching them at once creates an orchestra of plant songs.

The energy might even be coming from you! Now Carnegie Hall, Google and YouTube have joined in to create an online orchestra, and you can find out how to try out here.

To create a great orchestra is by definition slow.