Sentence examples for getting an orchestra from inspiring English sources

Getting an orchestra to play dance anthems may come off as a gilded seal of prestige or legacy but it drains them of their naive simplicity and euphoria.

He explained, "The entire score is electronic, and it was Hans who had to restrain me from going to London and getting an orchestra, which is our safe place as film composers.

Ludwig managed to get an orchestra together, and the concert was held on May 18th at the Rundfunkhause.

Critics regularly express frustration with his capricious interpretations, but nobody challenges his ability to get an orchestra to produce any effect he desires.

It is one of music's enduring mysteries how one conductor can get an orchestra to play out of their skins with a minimum of histrionic fuss, while another can't get close with any amount of flailing.

"One of the hardest things about being a young composer is, how do you get an orchestra to know about you?" said Gregg Wramage, a 32-year-old composer who is participating.

"He did what I did with the Burns album: got an orchestra and recorded it live in four days, singing his favourite songs like As Time Goes By and Makin' Whoopee.

In his view, any conductor worth his salt ought to be able to get an orchestra to play as he wants it to, and he was particularly warm in his praise of the Covent Garden orchestra for its superb technical basis.

I never even figured I'd be able to get an orchestra to play my music.

Some of you may simply want to know what distinguishes a symphony from a sonata, or what makes music "modern," or what a conductor does to get an orchestra to play like that.

It was just kind of an inside story, but singers who need the music to be (demonstrates a swing rhythm) know how hard that is to get an orchestra with sings to play like that.