Sentence examples for exuberant ensemble from inspiring English sources

Ms. Kaplan could readily be picked out in a roomful of Manhattan glitterati by the amused smile that complemented her exuberant ensemble.

The exuberant ensemble includes Melissa Barak, Martine Ciccone, Amanda Edge, Glenn Keenan, Megan Pepin, Sarah Ricard, Antonio Carmena, Kyle Froman, Amar Ramasar, Aaron Severini, Jonathan Stafford and Daniel Ulbrecht.

He arrived in Paris in January 1952 and stayed 14 months, during which he wrote two big orchestral scores; "Counter-Points," an exuberant ensemble piece with instrumental flourishes; and the first four of a continuing series of piano pieces.

Ms. Nessinger was strong again in the "Ode to Napoleon," though her words were sometimes covered by the rich, colorful and exuberant ensemble, which boasted a lovely solo from Mr. Sherry.

This live-action cartoon, directed by Mark Lonergan and choreographed by Ray Hesselink to music by Wayne Barker, pulls together the Parallel Exit signatures (tap and other dancing; grunts, coos, shrieks and other nonverbal sounds; puppetry; tirelessly inventive physical humor) to create a kind of exuberant ensemble vaudeville.

Shostakovich tucks some clever musical twists into his deceptively simple score of lilting waltzes and exuberant ensembles.

Nov. 28: The Guns N' Roses tribute band Mr. Brownstone is fronted by Sean Greenhalgh, who is a member of a slightly more famous and esteemed act, the exuberant indie-rock ensemble Clap Your Hands Say Yeah.

Not only Reich's greatest achievement, but one of the landmarks of 20th-century music, Music for 18 Musicians is a richly exuberant and alluring ensemble piece, which gives the pulsing layers of his instrumental writing a genuinely expressive and harmonically meaningful large-scale architecture, and demonstrated that minimalism was so much more than an ephemeral musical fashion.

Nov. 10: The Guns N' Roses tribute band Mr. Brownstone is fronted by Sean Greenhalgh, who is a member of a slightly more famous and esteemed act, the exuberant indie-rock ensemble Clap Your Hands Say Yeah, which has a show here, too, on Nov. 13.

At the opposite end of the spectrum, the bassist Florent Ghys and the electric guitarist Tim Brady used extensive technology to become exuberant one-man ensembles, each accompanied by video projections.

Best of all on Tuesday was the exuberant sweetness of the ensemble dances, featuring 5 male-female couples and 10 supporting girls.