Sentence examples for drum symphony from inspiring English sources

From the drum symphony turned infectious Guaracha bass of "Applecake," the never ending melodic embellishment of "Bubbles" and the aggressive call and response of "Su What?" there's a cut that fits into just about dimly lit room you'd want to be in.

The question suggested itself during the Mostly Mozart Festival Orchestra's performance of Haydn's "Drum Roll" Symphony (No. 103) on Tuesday night at Avery Fisher Hall.

TO EXTRAVAGANT flourishes of the media's trumpets and drums, Mozart's 42nd symphony was revealed earlier this year.

The season-opening concert also features Brahms's infrequently performed Four Songs for Women's Choir, with the sopranos Sarah Brailey and Marguerite Krull as soloists, and Haydn's Symphony No. 103 "Drum Roll".

Update: Chris Thompson has more Shostakovich videos (many thanks for the kind words), and Marc Geelhoed sends word that Chris Martin, the principal trumpet of the Chicago Symphony, is a drum-corps alumnus.

The angst is not just Ratmansky's idea; again, it is part of his response to the score, especially to the heavy brasses and drums in Shostakovich's Ninth Symphony.

In the fall of 2002, when Karl Rove orchestrated his grand symphony of war drums they reached their crescendo right before the mid-term elections.

The concert closed with Haydn's Symphony No 103, the "Drum Roll".

The trumpets in Beethoven's Fifth Symphony, the big bass drum in Verdi's Requiem, even Tchaikovsky's squalling little piccolo in "The Nutcracker" have poisoned our environment long enough.

In performance, Garbus creates twisting symphonies of vocal lines and drum rhythms, using looping pedals to multiply her powerful yelps into a force of beautifully creative destruction.

With sound programming by Mark McKeague the different robots combine bass, percussion, drum and other noises to create a chaotic symphony.