Sentence examples for instruments commission from inspiring English sources

Faced with a dearth of repertory, the performer has three options: borrow music written for other instruments, commission new works or take on the added chore of composing.

Over the course of the next 5 years, I'm expecting that we will see the completed telescope and optimized surface as well as the second generation of instruments commissioned and operational greatly enhancing the scientific capabilities of the LMT.

In the 1980s, a time when playing on copies of old instruments first became requisite for serious performance of old music, some period ensembles had sets of wind instruments commissioned so that they could perform a range of repertoire.

Some have bought concert clothes or bows or support for instruments or commissioning a composer".

"If they're working on a hundred-thousand-dollar instrument, the commission is a lot greater".

Sean continued, "These instruments were commissioned for royalty and nobility, and for the finest musicians of the day.

Promoting new music is one aim of the Anne-Sophie Mutter Circle of Friends Foundation, whose mission also includes providing young string players with financial aid and instruments, and commissioning new pieces for underrepresented instruments like the double bass.

The most elaborate and fantastic decorations, possibly inspired by the Chinese, emerged in the Renaissance, when unusual brass instruments were commissioned for ostentatious dramatic performances intended for royalty and their guests.

A scalar noise analysis in the [35- to 40-Hz] frequency band performed on corrected burst mode noise spectrograms for all instruments during commissioning reveals scalar resolutions of respectively 1.1, 1.0, and 1.5 pT/Hz for the ASM nominal instruments on Swarm Alpha, Bravo, and Charlie, in full agreement with on-ground characterizations.

Native Instruments even commissioned him to make them a synthesizer, the Razor.

The instrument was commissioned in a first run at the high flux reactor of the Institut Laue-Langevin, Grenoble.