Sentence examples for ensemble arranged from inspiring English sources

David Felder, the festival's director, contributed "Incendio" (2000), a zesty, transparent work for brass ensemble, arranged from a 1987 choral work.

Members of the ensemble arranged selections by Chopin, Radiohead, Vienna Teng and Thelonious Monk, whose "Round Midnight" opened the program on a sultry, soulful note.

Next came a series of glowering faces — Armstrong and the members of the board — and then the whole ensemble, arranged in a gangster-like lineup.

"Oberlippentanz," adapted from part of the third scene in "Samstag aus Licht," was inspired by the piccolo-trumpet improvisations of Stockhausen's son, Markus Stockhausen, and named for an onstage ensemble arranged into a gigantic face.

Arriving at the New York Guggenheim around 10 P.M., I saw slogans in four languages flickering across the white building: "Ultra Luxury Art," "Ultra Low Wages," "May Day". Next came a series of glowering faces Armstrong and the members of the board and then the whole ensemble, arranged in a gangster-like lineup.

World premiere of Byron's Concerto for Clarinet; Ives, Fugue in C, Variations on "America"; Mendelssohn, Overture for Winds; Arnold, Four Scottish Dances; Bach, Fugue in G minor (for saxophone ensemble), Sonata No. 1 in G minor, Presto (for clarinet ensemble), arranged by Byron.

Her work for a hand-picked ensemble Arrange of Space - here previewing material from their forthcoming debut CD - is characterised by thick, earthy scoring and complex time signatures.

Stravinsky wrote a short arrangement of the popular Russian folk song in 1917 for woodwind and brass ensemble and arranged it in the 1920s for the Russian bass Feodor Chaliapin.

Ensemble Perspectives' version, arranged by Philip Lawson, is as nicely done as Lawson's arrangement of Schubert's Die Nacht later on this eclectic disc.

In such techniques, univariate postprocessed ensemble forecasts are arranged according to the rank order structure of a specifically chosen template.

Elsewhere, in the smaller rooms, there was a lot of willful abstraction framed by skeletal structures, as in the deftly arranged ensemble music of Ohad Talmor's Newsreel; the sly notions of the Nate Wooley Quintet; and the slippery textural assault of the Chicago Underground Duo.