Sentence examples for orchestra sing from inspiring English sources

Richard Elegino, who has played the viola in the orchestra since 1980, says Dudamel "makes the orchestra sing".

"Most difficult in conducting is to make the orchestra sing, and this is where both hands have to basically help wind or string players sing".

The orchestra sang as a unit; the phrasing was exquisitely sculptured; the symphonic values were blended, contrasted, interwoven.

The soprano Erin Morley and the baritone Joshua Hopkins, standing in the midst of the orchestra, sang beautifully.

Friday night's program also offered four Richard Strauss songs in versions for orchestra sung by the Austrian tenor Herbert Lippert.

She toured Midwestern and Southern cities with the orchestra, sang with the New York Philharmonic in 1926, and later sang a concert series with the Philadelphia Orchestra.

Mr. Suzuki's approach was clear from the opening Kyrie eleison, which begins with the chorus, fortified by the orchestra, singing anguished cries of "Lord, have mercy".

Blow Out, You Bugles, a setting of Rupert Brooke for tenor and orchestra, sung by Ben Johnson, was returning to the Proms after almost 80 years.

Ms. Blythe's next appearance in New York finds her as soloist with JAMES LEVINE and the METROPOLITAN OPERA ORCHESTRA, singing Elgar's song cycle "Sea Pictures," settings of words by five different poets.

Whether you prefer the piece played by a period-instrument ensemble or a modern orchestra; sung by a chorus of hundreds or a chamber choir; presented in a large church, an intimate chapel or a concert hall, you can usually find what you desire.

In Remember, the highly evocative cycle of four songs for soprano and orchestra – sung by Ruby Hughes and conceived for her – the second setting, Thomas Hardy's poem Shut Out That Moon, Hughes's expressivity together with Watkins's authoritative writing for strings conveyed huge emotional intensity.