Sentence examples for multiple orchestras and from inspiring English sources

Ives imagined presenting the work outdoors, with multiple orchestras and choruses positioned on mountaintops and in valleys.

(Two realizations, by Larry Austin and by Johnny Reinhard, give an enticing idea of what might have been). Ives imagined presenting the work outdoors, with multiple orchestras and choruses positioned on mountaintops and in valleys.

Not to slight Damrémont, but the work, for huge chorus and multiple orchestras, is almost too grand to memorialize an individual.

The Grammy award for Mr. Crumb's album was particularly rewarding, Mr. Starobin said, explaining that the work was deemed "unrecordable" by the conductor Pierre Boulez because it calls for multiple orchestras to perform simultaneously with different conductors.

Typically, the job is not exclusive: Often conductors, including Dudamel, serve as music directors for multiple orchestras or take guest-conducting engagements away from their home orchestra.

But I came here to this West Midlands city to attend the British premiere of the eminent English composer Jonathan Harvey's "Weltethos" ("World Ethos"), an 85-minute work for multiple choruses, orchestra and narrator.

Orchestras and instrumentals?

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Based upon Franz Kafka's unfinished novel, it's one of the smaller-scale ones, requiring just eight singers, most of whom play multiple roles, and an orchestra of 12 players.

Yet, both the variability of environmental conditions and the uncertainty of climate projections as well as the orchestra of multiple plant responses and their interaction with the environment make it difficult to predict plant behavior in the field.

In many ways a solo piano is better able to survive the Albert Hall's muddling acoustics than a full orchestra, with its multiple lines and textures.