Sentence examples for orchestra remained from inspiring English sources

Harry Bicket, the conductor, had the overture played with a light touch, speedily and exactly, and the orchestra remained deft and adroit.

But yesterday the center's officials said they were pleased to have the orchestra remain.

Garry Walker's handling of the music is sharp-eared, to say the least, and he and his superb house orchestra remain totally alive to the score's nervous, tumbling surface throughout – as well as to the darker currents bubbling underneath.

His recordings of the original Romeo and Juliet with the orchestra of the Bolshoi theatre (which he served as conductor, 1956-60, princonductorductor, 1965-70, artisticstic director, 2000-01) and of Tchaikovsky's Swan Lake with the Moscow Radio Symphony Orchestra, remain by far the most vivid interpretations of those great scores.

And all the work that they had done just coalesced". The visiting professionals play a movement from a Brahms double concerto with the orchestra, then an Elgar quartet during which the members of the orchestra remain rapt, motionless their bows, their feet, even their eyes.

SDR and SWF continued to operate separately until 1998, when they joined to become SWR, though the orchestras remained separate.

Meanwhile, the issues that challenge all major American orchestras remain.

After Emily Bernstein recorded the clarinet solo for the score of the motion picture "The Terminal," director Steven Spielberg - a former clarinetist himself - insisted that Bernstein's name appear in the film's end credits, although traditionally individual musicians performing in studio orchestras remain anonymous.

In 1909, he received a call from the Concinnati Orchestra and remained with them until 1912 when he broke his contract and assumed charge of the Philadelphia Orchestra at $12,000 a year.

Hodges rejoined the Ellington orchestra and remained with Ellington until his death, although he continued to engage in side projects and lead occasional recording sessions under his own name.

The London Symphony's success is considered even more impressive because the orchestra has remained at the Barbican, a sprawling gray concrete apartment and arts complex influenced by the towering designs of Le Corbusier.