Sentence examples for ensemble specializing from inspiring English sources

With Tanguardia, an ensemble specializing in tango music.

The ensuing segment, "Something Old, Something New," began with an impressive performance by Meridionalis, an a cappella vocal ensemble specializing in early choral music from Latin America.

Thursday night brings the United States debut of the Russian Patriarchate Choir, an all-male ensemble specializing in Russian liturgical chant and 19th-century repertory.

This excellent vocal ensemble, specializing in the glories of polyphonic music from the Renaissance, devotes an entire program to one of the greatest masters, Guillaume Dufay.

They would have to be to sing the contemporary repertory the 16-voice ensemble specializes in.

In the spirit of Aaron Copland's notion that the composers of North and South America have a lot to offer each other, this ensemble specializes in new music of the Western hemisphere.

Mr. McBurney, who directs the play and wrote it with the ensemble, specializes in turning difficult material, like the music of Shostakovich ("The Noise of Time") or the nature of memory ("Mnemonic"), into gripping shows characterized by a fluid, dreamlike and highly theatrical visual ingenuity.

August 20 2014 August 24 201414 In the festival's closing week, the Ted Shawn Theatre hosts Aspen Santa Fe Ballet, one of a handful of topflight American dance ensembles specializing in an edgy, moody style.

Time was when ensembles specializing in this music sawed away energetically but with little subtlety, and those of us devoted to this repertory were happy just to hear it.

The Bach Variations festival, which the New York Philharmonic is presenting through April 6, is built on a question: Should large symphony orchestras still play Bach, now that there are so many ensembles specializing in the historically informed performance of Baroque music?

But while the number of ensembles specializing in the performance of Baroque music continues to grow, that music has been quietly sidelined in the programs of most symphony orchestras.