Sentence examples for orchestra into one from inspiring English sources

Mr. Vanska seems well along on his project of turning the orchestra into one of the greats.

Until now, he has specialised in the precious art of building a relatively modest orchestra into one of which the world is forced to take notice.

(Tommasini) * SAN FRANCISCO SYMPHONY (Wednesday and Thursday) Michael Tilson Thomas has made this orchestra into one of the country's best, and its visits to Carnegie Hall are invariably illuminating.

James Levine's concerts with the Met Orchestra at Carnegie Hall have become fairly hot tickets, and with good reason: Mr. Levine has transformed his opera orchestra into one of the finest ensembles in the country, and opportunities to hear it outside the pit -- where it can shine on its own, instead of helping singers shine -- come only a few times each season.

The results can be striking when he hones an entire orchestra into one incisive, pristine gesture, but in this all-French programme with the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra, he kept the ardent flux of the music too much at arm's length.

With the start of the new school year this past fall, we extended our orchestra program into one that takes place on a weekly basis during after-school hours.

The result is an ensemble that's unusually integrated – voices and orchestra melded into one dark, seductively grainy sound.

Russians make their detainees use their pits or their cells as toilets; Movsar Barayev turned the orchestra pit into one.

A.: "A hundred baritones and a symphony orchestra rolled into one," as recorded by a Soviet space probe.

When the fifth door opens to reveal the wide expanse of Bluebeard's estate, the orchestra bursts into one of the most glorious climaxes in all opera.

Orchestra and conductor have been together for 15 years now, and while Dudamel's career has continued to spiral to the stratosphere, the orchestra has matured into one of South America's leading ensembles.