Sentence examples for ensemble sharing from inspiring English sources
However, most of them are designed for signal ensemble sharing common support.
Was the collective musical romp of "Into the Woods," a virtual round robin, its ensemble sharing the needle to stitch together one fairy tale after another, truly dismissed?
For the second half of the program, the rest of Mr. Sheronick's ensemble shared the stage with the Lark for a freewheeling multicultural tour that began with a high-energy arrangement (by Robert Levin) of "Ungundi Wele Wele" by the African pop band Konono No. 1 and also included intensely rhythmic, glissando-heavy Arabic dances by Mohammed Abdul Wahab and Riad El-Soumbati.
Still, when the ensemble shared the floor, I was stunned by something that looked like a "pure state of nature".
As part of the tour, the Hawaiian ensemble shared their Aloha as they shared Hawaii's rich music and culture in Brazil for a 5-week tour.
Finally, the both-change condition involved both the appearance of a target Gabor and the rotation of the flanking Gabors so that the entire ensemble shared the same orientation.
Girls and boys performed a Broadway musical number and played in jazz and classical ensembles, sharing the stage with the singer Andrea McArdle, the jazz guitarist Bucky Pizzarelli and the blues musician Chuck Jackson.
Several ensembles shared the bill as well.
Its own productions include an annual series of season-opening showcases, now called the GEMS Project, in which several ensembles share a bill, each offering a taste of its repertory and interpretive style.
But the most striking aspect of Mr. Carter's concerto writing is his insistence that the soloist and the ensemble share the spotlight (and the difficulty) equally.
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet JAZZ AND STANDARDS BIRDLAND 315 W. 44th St. (212-581-3080) — magisterial: The maGary Peacockry Peacock, taking a break from playing bass in Keith Jarrett's popular ensemble, shares leadership of a trio with the pianist Marc Copland and the drummer Bill Stewart, two excellent players who have recorded with Peacock, most recently on the album "Modinha," in 2006.
