Sentence examples for national ensemble from inspiring English sources

It traces the story through music, starting with the Mazowsze, a national ensemble created as part of propaganda to promote Poland as a free nation.

July 22 2014 Kudos to Carnegie Hall for heading up the formation of a blue-ribbon national ensemble for young musicians, a development long overdue.

His father was often away touring with the national ensemble so he learned by playing to the melodies of his mother, a singer.

One of the summer's most wildly eclectic festivals, Vail will include programs by ballet pas de deux couples, newish choreographers like Trey McIntyre, the Victor Ullate Ballet and Les Ballets Africains, the national ensemble of the Republic of Guinea.

Before being named a national ambassador in 2000 by Albania's president then, Rexhep Meidani, she was nicknamed the Queen of the Albanian Songs, a tag that stuck through years of performing with the national ensemble on television and radio.

The first national ensemble licence for DAB from the Radio Authority was advertised in 1998 and one applicant applied for the licence.

Bulgari brings together leading soloists from Bulgaria's national ensembles, with singers from Thrace and musicians playing gaida (bagpipes), kaval (flute), tambura (steel-stringed lute) and tapan (two-headed drum); it also has four leaping, twirling dancers.

Over the next six years, that team would be transformed from a German outfit focused on winning the Tour, to a multi-national ensemble dedicated to one-day victories and stage triumphs.

The even better news, is that all parties realised this and Cavendish can get back to winning green jerseys for Omega Pharma- Quickstep, another multi-national ensemble dedicated to putting him in the right place at the right time - which is crossing the line, with arms outstretched.  .

The even better news, is that all parties realised this and Cavendish can get back to winning green jerseys for Omega Pharma- Quickstep, another multi-national ensemble dedicated to putting him in the right place at the right time - which is crossing the line, with arms outstretched.

After leaving Los Zafiros in 1972 (the group disbanded shortly afterward), he worked with Cuba's national music ensemble and toured for more than two decades with Grupo Batey.