Sentence examples for orchestra collaborated from inspiring English sources

Soloist and orchestra collaborated effectively for an energetic rendition that highlighted the improvisatory character of the work.

The orchestra collaborated with living masters like the bassist Israel (Cachao) López and the pianist Bebo Valdés.

Mr. Thomas, Mr. Shaham and the orchestra collaborated on an exciting reading that raised the question Schuman would no doubt want asked: Why isn't this heard at least as often as the Prokofiev, Shostakovich or Barber concertos?

Just before the intermission the pianist Jonathan Biss and the orchestra collaborated on a lucid, texturally transparent performance of Mozart's Piano Concerto No. 22 (K. 482), similar in its contours to the concert recording they made together in March, recently released by EMI.

In April and May, the band toured in the United States with members of the Magik Magik Orchestra, who collaborated on tracks on Codes and Keys.

As an orchestral CEO, he organized numerous international tours between Europe and the United States, successfully negotiated collective bargaining agreements with four major orchestras, and collaborated with a diverse array of celebrity talent, from Paul McCartney to Yakov Kreizberg.

In the concert, one of two events designated by the orchestra as season previews, Mr. Pierson and members of the orchestra will collaborate with the prominent hip-hop artist Mos Def.

Giants Are Small, familiar to Philharmonic audiences for staging the operas "Le Grand Macabre" and "The Cunning Little Vixen" with the orchestra, will collaborate with the Juilliard School in mounting H. K. Gruber's opera "Gloria: A Pigtale" at the Metropolitan Museum.

Here, in the opening weekend of his first return to the orchestra, he collaborates with Ms. Mutter in the New York premiere of the Violin Concerto by André Previn (now Ms. Mutter's husband).

Having offered adventurous crossover programs in its Casual Concert Lounge series in recent years, the orchestra is collaborating with the lounge's resident D.J., Johann Fanger, on a remixing competition, "Into a New World — Dvorak 24 Loops," in which contestants will produce their own remixed version of the Scherzo from Dvorak's "New World" Symphony.

Many features sought by musicians are in the final product, including the ability to make notations (the tablet comes with an electronic stylus that can draw and erase rehearsal marks on the screen) and a networking capacity that allows musicians within an orchestra to collaborate on the same score.