On previous visits to Carnegie Hall, Mr. Norrington's vision has sounded at odds with the soloist's, but here he had a willing collaborator in Mr. Denk, whose idiosyncratic, colorful rendition matched the ensemble's distinctive approach.
Members of the orchestra weigh whether a candidate plays with strong character yet can blend, match the ensemble's style and be a colleague they are willing to work with possibly for decades to come.
No two gamelans are tuned precisely alike; rather, each instrument is tuned to match the ensemble for which it is intended rather than to an external standard of pitch.
We conclude that when the probability density of covering area fractions are matched, the ensembles produced from the two methods will show the same level of structural disorder and positional patterns.
Aug. 7 at 7 30: One of the most exciting classical partnerships of recent years has been that of Bremen's Deutsche Kammerphilharmonie, a group originally formed without a conductor, and the maestro Paavo Järvi, whose style matches the intensity of the ensemble.
Among student orchestras the Yale Philharmonia is certainly better than most, although it has a hard time matching the otherworldly ensemble and professional level of sophistication that similar orchestras from the Curtis Institute and the Juilliard School brought to New York this season.
If Philomena matches the trajectory of the latter ensemble comedy, it should end with around £13-14m.
And this balance is matched by the ensemble work of the four actors.
Throughout her refined interpretation, Ms. Faust, who played the cadenza by Franz Beyer, performed with a pure, silky tone and restrained vibrato, her elegantly articulated phrasing well matched by the ensemble.
