Sentence examples for orchestra in one from inspiring English sources

ATLANTA SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA In one of the most highly anticipated musical advancements on the American scene of recent times, Robert Spano, the imaginative and dynamic young conductor of the Brooklyn Philharmonic, takes over as music director of a major American orchestra.

It will be devoted to chamber music by Beethoven, but when the orchestra assembles on Oct. 29, the music director, Richard Kapp, conducts the full orchestra in one of his typically varied fusions: Bach's Suite No. 1, the rarely encountered "Rakastava" Suite of Sibelius and, with the assistance of Eliot Fisk, Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco's Guitar Concerto No. 1.

Starting Wednesday, Lorin Maazel leads the orchestra in one of Mahler's vast autobiographical outpourings, the Symphony No. 6.

She told him that she had been living out of town and had returned for a one-night engagement singing with an orchestra in one of the hotels.

It opens with one of the most electrifying jolts of energy in symphonic history, and it continues with the same irresistible dynamism for the next 35 minutes or so (or about 31 if you're Colin Davis, with the London Symphony Orchestra, in one of the work's most terrifyingly energetic performances).

Tonight, Ingo Metzmacher leads the Boston Symphony Orchestra in one of its most varied programs of the summer: Weber's "Oberon" Overture, songs from Mahler's "Des Knaben Wunderhorn" (with Matthias Goerne as the soloist), Stravinsky's "Firebird" Suite and Elliott Carter's "Adagio Tenebroso".

The Metropolitan Opera Orchestra is a pool of players: indeed, several orchestras in one.

In Beijing the orchestra performed in one of the Egg's smaller halls, giving the concerts an intimate feel.

If you've never been to Carnegie's main hall, Stern Auditorium, does knowing in advance that you are about to hear an orchestra perform in one of the world's most acoustically glorious halls predispose you to come away thrilled?

In particular, he has maintained an unofficial relationship with the storied Vienna Philharmonic extending back 30 years, and that orchestra figured prominently in one of his greatest triumphs.

MET ORCHESTRA And here, in one of those charming little unofficial festivals that spring up unbidden in a New York season, is the third Mahler symphony at Carnegie Hall within eight days.