Sentence examples for given orchestra from inspiring English sources

When you are a young pianist appearing with a given orchestra for the first time, you don't want to seem presumptuous.

The TSO board gave orchestra manager Jack Elton the authority to decide what steps should be taken.

In the old days people bought long subscriptions for concerts, giving orchestras a dependable source of advance income.

And in 1967 the Ford Foundation began giving orchestras grants for even greater expansion, in most cases, more concerts each week.

Challenging the dress code was bound to dismay those who believe that traditional dress gives orchestras a visual uniformity, allowing the soloists to stand out.

That the average audience age at last Saturday's concert was substantially younger than you usually find in London or Manchester should perhaps give orchestras elsewhere in the UK pause for thought.

The orchestra's playing reached its zenith during a Ravel second half: small wonder, given this orchestra's historic association with French repertory, which it has clearly taken care to maintain.

Mr. Sawallisch, who would undoubtedly agree to a point, has given the orchestra slightly freer rein.

The report said that tax relief given for orchestra performances should be applied to other forms of music production.

And I discovered that in the archive was a score of the Piano Concerto, which Brahms had given the orchestra.

Tall, gawky, bright-eyed, Nelsons ascends the podium looking like an overgrown boy who has been given an orchestra for his birthday.