Sentence examples for mixed ensemble from inspiring English sources

Questions of balance are always an issue with mixed ensemble works.

No Thought, Only Calm Sleep" (a quotation from Kafka) was short, rarefied and intense, beautifully scored for mixed ensemble.

The second, Melodien (1971), is for a larger mixed ensemble, a marvel of intricate structure as well as poetry and tenderness.

Then came chamber music: Bartok's Third Quartet, Maurice Delage's "Quatre Poemes Hindous" for voice and mixed ensemble, and Ravel's "Trois Poemes de Stephane Mallarme" for a similar grouping.

Included as well is the world premiere of "Mysterium," six-movement work for a mixed ensemble of strings, woodwinds, percussion and electronics.

MR. GRUBER'S Eos program also includes his "Photo-Fit Pictures," scored for a standard mixed ensemble and subtitled "On the Tracks of a Suspect Theme".

Originally from west coast Canada, Sabrina Schroder writes music for mixed ensembles, often using modified transducers and self-built mechanisms as integrated instruments in live performance.

It's quite something: we have players at various skill levels and all ages -- adults as well as kids -- who take individual lessons, attend seminars, and get the opportunity to perform in flute choirs, harp orchestras and mixed ensembles too.

Galak Tika was formed in 1993 and is dedicated to comissioning and performing new works by Balinese and American composers, for gamelan and mixed ensembles of gamelan and Western instruments, as well as performing traditional Balinese music and dance.

By the Renaissance, Europe had a variety of drums performing specialized functions: frame drums and small tabors accompanied dance and song; larger tabors served as time beaters in small mixed ensembles; great cylinder drums with fifes were placed at the disposal of foot troops; large kettledrums and trumpets were restricted to cavalry and ceremonial music of the aristocracy.

The program the next evening contained six of the composer's scores, this time for larger mixed ensembles, including one for the audience.