Sentence examples for large-scale ensemble from inspiring English sources

But here her smaller pieces had greater impact than her large-scale ensemble.

Not only is it ambitious, but it pulls off its attempt to fuse large-scale ensemble playing, all-hands-on-deck music and fluid staging with aplomb.

And there remains a need for a large-scale ensemble to serve the more experimental requirements of the newest generation of composers.

To address the molecular mechanism by which these proteins facilitate rapid lipid scrambling, we carried out large-scale ensemble atomistic molecular dynamics simulations of the opsin GPCR.

But Huddersfield has landed a couple of important premieres this year – the first performance of Dillon's Fifth String Quartet was included in an exceptional recital by the Arditti Quartet, while the following day his large-scale ensemble piece, The Leuven Triptych, was introduced to the UK by the Belgian group Ictus.

One of his more recent pieces, "Sider," is a large-scale ensemble work in which his dancers — some wearing Elizabethan ruffs, others hoods — manipulate large cardboard panels, scrambling and weaving through an unsettling, rule-bound universe, occasionally speaking in a mysterious language of familiar rhythms.

Unusually for Rimsky-Korsakov, it is full of juicy arias, duets and even large-scale ensembles.

Consciousness has been proposed to emerge from functionally integrated large-scale ensembles of gamma-synchronous neural populations that form and dissolve at a frequency in the theta band.

In our view, gamma synchronizations recurring at a theta rate represent the integration of relevant neural populations into large-scale ensembles.

Specifically, we propose that large-scale ensembles synchronously oscillating in the low gamma frequency range enable transient functional integration of task- and/or percept-specific neural populations, and that theta rhythms govern the temporal dynamics according to which the life cycle of individual gamma-oscillatory ensembles are organized.

The British Paraorchestra is the world's first large-scale professional ensemble for musicians with disabilities, founded by conductor Charles Hazlewood in 2012, the same year they performed with Coldplay at the London Paralympics closing ceremony.