(The LSO would rightly dispute that; nobody claims that the Barbican Hall is the finest of the world's acoustics - although it has, I think, real presence and power if you're sitting in a lucky seat - yet the LSO remains near the top of the world-orchestra-tree - a rather Wagnerian locution I might have to copyright).
The orchestra up in the trees, the heart below, step by step.
Williams begins to sing against gently lapping guitar chords and, suddenly, the wind surges through the surrounding trees, like an orchestra of distant whispers.
Stepping out on my balcony, I heard a symphony orchestra playing somewhere through the trees, took a good gulp of sea air and marveled at the good manners and prewar atmosphere of this pretty little place.
Custom Built Orchestra Uses Instruments Made From Fallen Tree Branches And Pierced Light Bulbs.
CHAPPAQUA Robert E. Bell Middle School "New Castle Community Sing," concert and tree lighting, presented by the Chappaqua Orchestra.
In one room, a quartet from the Empire State Youth Orchestra played in front of the massive Christmas tree, decorated with hundreds of cards addressed to the first family.
Many of the guests dressed in period clothes to dance under the shade trees to Michael Arenella and His Dreamland Orchestra.
At the end of her Vegas act, Rivers would offer to reward a woman in the audience with a ficus tree — she'd drag it across the stage, struggling, as the orchestra watched but refused to help.
During the late 1970s, Peart augmented his acoustic setup with diverse percussion instruments including orchestra bells, tubular bells, wind chimes, crotales, timbales, timpani, gong, temple blocks, bell tree, triangle, and melodic cowbells.
Female dancers stand behind the orchestra platform and move slowly, in perfect unison, with their arms unfolding as if they are trees, branches occasionally ruffled by a breeze.
