Sentence examples for full orchestra that from inspiring English sources

With George David Weiss, he wrote the Ellison hit "Stay With Me," notable for the backing of a full orchestra that became available when Frank Sinatra canceled a recording session.

The performances that best realise this essential drama tend to be those that honour the composer's intention of separating the chamber ensemble - always identified with the male soloists who deliver Owen's words - from the full orchestra that accompanies the chorus and the soprano soloist.

"Whenever I hear music in my inner ear, it is always the full orchestra that I hear," he said.

It's a full orchestra that plays music from video games.

To that end, they've created a program that brings top-level instrumentalists and soloists together in small or occasionally even full orchestras that participants get to direct.

At one moment he is playing beautiful melodies, like on "Somewhere Over the Rainbow," where he was backed by a full on orchestra that was amazing.

These are orchestral concerts, which usually feature shorter, more familiar classical pieces -- and/or popular music pieces played by the full orchestra -- that can ease you into more serious music.

At the summit stands the NYO Inspire Orchestra, a full symphonic orchestra that tours secondary schools and plays to teenagers who may never have heard an orchestra performing live before.

Heroes are special cases of a heroism shared by humanity in general, as represented by massed voices in full song and an exuberant orchestra: that is one message of Beethoven's "Fidelio," and it is being forcefully projected from the stage and from the pit in the new Glyndebourne production here this summer.

Once you get a full-time job playing in an orchestra, that's basically your job.

Schubert's sharp progressions had the full orchestra thundering in (nailing that shoved off the cliff arrest in the third movement).