Sentence examples for orchestra who from inspiring English sources

Also appearing will be Australian quintet the Spaghetti Western Orchestra, who reinterpret film soundtracks using cereal packets and asthma inhalers.

In "Bastien," Ms. Souriau's introductory piano melody was picked up by the orchestra, who sang it.

"He just couldn't do it," said Mary Lou Falcone, a spokeswoman for Mr. Muti and the orchestra, who said the maestro suffered severe stomach pain.

I was fascinated by the elegant, white-haired flutist in the orchestra who had a far more important and interesting job than Fiedler himself, in my young opinion.

He would like to murder the trumpeter, Lew Sherwood in Eddy Duchin's orchestra who "Egern on the Tegern See" without pronouncing it right.

But the supportive players of the great Met orchestra, who know this score and their maestro well, stayed with him right through this five-hour workout.

Lawrence J. Tamburri, the former executive director and a past trustee of the orchestra -- who was the principle broker of the deal -- declined to comment on the controversy.

And closing the festival Jan . 29to 31 will be Verdi's "Requiem," conducted by Neeme Jarvi, the former music director of the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra, who now leads the Estonian National Symphony Orchestra.

Métaboles, the next major orchestral piece after the Second Symphony, was commissioned by the Cleveland Orchestra, who gave the premiere in 1965; Dutilleux described it as a concerto for orchestra.

The musicians of the Minnesota Orchestra, who have pushed aggressively for raises in the past, are extremely well-paid.

At this year's winter Olympics, it was the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra who recorded the 98 anthems.