Sentence examples for ensemble of musicians from inspiring English sources
He had combined film clips into a "video score" for an ensemble of musicians.
She performs at N.Y.U.'s Skirball Center with her ensemble of musicians and vocalists.
He is leading a new ensemble of musicians from Iran's younger generation of classical virtuosos.
| Paco Peña, one of the world's best flamenco guitarists, brings his ensemble of musicians and dancers to the Metropolitan Museum.
Instead it is the name bestowed on a pickup ensemble of musicians — including prominent principal players — from some of the nation's major classical music orchestras.
Band, (from Middle French bande, "troop"), in music, an ensemble of musicians playing chiefly woodwind, brass, and percussion instruments, in contradistinction to an orchestra, which contains stringed instruments.
Through the Philharmonic Academy, Jr., Philharmonic musicians help train Harmony's students as well as coach an "All Star" ensemble of their most promising young musicians.
His stage shows featured ensembles of musicians in butterfly wings, a tweeness that he now rejects.
The ensembles of musicians and dancers could be quite large, and ancient listings of their content were often printed in formation patterns in a manner analogous in principle to those of marching bands at gridiron football games in the United States today.
The core of his chamberesque ensemble consists of musicians with whom he has worked as a sideman: the saxophonist Tony Malaby, the multireedist Andrew Bishop, the pianist Craig Taborn, the violist Mat Maneri and the bassist Drew Gress.
His ensemble consists of musicians he's supported elsewhere: the tenor saxophonist Tony Malaby, the violinist Mat Maneri, the keyboardist Craig Taborn and the bassist Drew Gress. 10 p.m., Barbes, 376 Ninth Street at Sixth Avenue, Park Slope, Brooklyn, (718 965-9177, $8.
