Sentence examples for orchestra states from inspiring English sources

The first movement ("Fantasy") of my double concerto for violin, cello and orchestra "States of Fantasy," which takes its name from Jacqueline Rose's magisterial book, consists largely of a series of canons phasing progressively further apart from one another and becoming undone (the law becoming undone).

Many of them were newspaper clippings of achievements in activities that his mother had urged upon him — cellist in the orchestra, state president of the Teenage March of Dimes, officer of the service organization Jack and Jill.

Although concerti typically began with the orchestra stating the main themes and the soloist entering later on, Strauss took the opposite approach: after a single strong chord for the orchestra, the soloist begins a heroic theme based on rising and falling arpeggios.

Orchestra: State Academic Orchestra of the USSR.

Memorial contributions may be made to First United Methodist Church of Delmar, Endowment Fund, 428 Kenwood Ave, Delmar, NY 12054 or the Empire State Youth Orchestra, 432 State St., Schenectady, NY 12305.

Orchestra: USSR State Academic Symphony Orchestra.

It has at least one important orchestra, the State Symphony Orchestra of the People's Democratic Republic of Korea, which has made at least one recording and visited South Korea.

Mr. Wustin's Fantasie for Violin and Orchestra has stated connections with Schubert, but they are comparatively veiled.

The Sound Shore Orchestra, whose stated mission is "to connect generations of listeners to the beauty of symphony music," goes beyond mere performance to achieve that goal.

Orchestra: Bavarian State Orchestra.

Orchestra: Belarus State Symphony Orchestra.