Sentence examples for orchestra down from inspiring English sources

Situation was met by tuning the orchestra down a half tone.

"An orchestra down in London [the London Philharmonic] is a mere 75, half our age!" - Louder cheers.

"I built that balcony" — an undulating curve off the bedroom, where she had a desk — "because I thought when I was old I'd have a chamber orchestra down there and, like in Proust, I could make them play for me.

It will be especially interesting -- in light of Leonard Bernstein's weighty Philharmonic recording of "Messiah," from 1956 on Sony Classical -- to see how far Sir Neville takes the orchestra down the historically informed path.

Until you do something meaningful, sending some athletes and an orchestra down to Seoul to show us that, yes, you can play sports and you enjoy music, that doesn't change anything".

"I built that balcony"—an undulating curve off the bedroom, where she had a desk—"because I thought when I was old I'd have a chamber orchestra down there and, like in Proust, I could make them play for me.

Before intermission, the orchestra scaled down its numbers for Schubert's "Tragic" Symphony.

Pappano and the orchestra, settling down after a dodgy and exposed string opening, brought out that menace.

Talks between the players and management of the Cleveland Orchestra broke down on Wednesday, and the musicians threatened to go on strike on Jan . 18

The American Composers Orchestra is down to three concerts a year in the smaller Zankel Hall instead of five in Carnegie Hall's main auditorium less than a decade ago.

The work showcased a wide array of timbral and thematic relationships between the soloist and the orchestra, pared down with lean string writing and tart woodwinds.