Sentence examples for orchestra simply from inspiring English sources

Concerto for piano and orchestra simply became concerto for piano, orchestra and DC-7.

It was so long that at the first performance, the orchestra simply packed it in; they just put down their tools.

During a performance of Strauss's Ein Heldenleben, the lights in the Albert Hall went out, but Jansons and the orchestra simply kept playing from memory until they were turned on again.

Miss Comet's new orchestra simply does not play together enough to be able to discard its ad hoc image, but Sunday's concert was an extraordinary, if somewhat approximate, expression of musical good will.

It was equally at home with a hard-swinging Charles Mingus tune and with slow-motion ballads; for a few rockers the orchestra simply worked as a hefty horn section.

On "Volume III: Don for Prez," the post-Prez orchestra simply roars through bristling uptempo arrangements like Jimmy Mundy's "Music Makers" and Tab Smith's "Jitters". When the father of jazz tenor, Coleman Hawkins, is added as guest soloist on "9 20 Special" and "Feeding the Bean," his work, compared to that of Mr. Byas in particular, sounds just a bit raucous and old-fashioned.

Conductors can easily elicit this taut dramatic playing from a responsive orchestra, but this feeling simply cannot be sampled and stored on a disc for later use.

Touch Press's The Orchestra, just out, is simply brilliant, while Dan Snow's Timeline WW2 and Battle Castles Harperr Press) reach the parts that TV tie-in books cannot.

He did not compose simply for the orchestra, but for the distinctive styles of his sidemen — Cootie Williams, Harry Carney, Johnny Hodges and the others.

The orchestra declares simply that it "belongs to the music lovers in Budapest and all over the world".

Finally, the orchestra seemed simply to take the performance away from Mr. Volkov, belting out the big climactic tune.