Sentence examples for ensemble established from inspiring English sources

In 2011 Bell was named music director of the acclaimed Academy of St. Martin in the Fields chamber ensemble, established by British violinist and conductor Neville Marriner.

The methods worked out in his own company, the Berliner Ensemble, established a directing collective well advanced beyond those of Reinhardt and Piscator.

These elements were employed in order to describe the eight ensembles established in the first phase.

The Riyaaz Qawwali ensemble was established on a college campus in the US 12 years ago.

The ensemble is established nicely in the premiere, despite the obvious calculation in the script and casting.

This is especially important since the ensemble has established itself as an immensely thoughtful and progressive force on the musical scene.

But he was best known as the founder and longtime conductor of the Moscow Chamber Orchestra, an ensemble he established in the mid-1950s.

Some passages risk straight-up pastiche and the chugging rhythmic stuff wears thin when there isn't enough else going on, but this album – the first devoted entirely to Wallen's orchestral music – features vibrant performances from the ensemble she established to play her work.

By the time of Mr. Ericson's mandatory retirement from his radio choir post (a civil service job) in 1983, the ensemble had established a seven-concert subscription series, four or five annual collaborations with the radio orchestra and about one commission per season.

It looks a lot like this: a robust ensemble of established comedy guys, one hot woman who can deliver a funny line (but is hardly a "comedienne") and then maybe one other role for a previously proven female commodity: Tina, Amy, etc.

However our experiments indicate that the ICA-based RotBoost ensemble could establish a proper balance between the diversity and the accuracy of the constituted base learners.