Sentence examples for orchestras with which from inspiring English sources

In the UK (not counting radio orchestras, with which Germany is also well endowed) we have 12, four of them in the opera pit.

The string sections of other orchestras with which he worked, including the Copenhagen Philharmonic (1996-2000) and the Orchester Musikkollegium Winterthur, also benefited greatly from his experience.

Since then he has completed Mahler cycles with three of the great world orchestras with which he has been associated: the Vienna Philharmonic, Bavarian Radio orchestra and the New York Philharmonic.

All told, the label hopes to release 1,000 discs over the next 10 years, including new projects undertaken by Mr. Pollini, Mr. Boulez and the orchestras with which it has established relationships.

The U.S. orchestras with which he did find favor, in L.A., Chicago and Cleveland, invited him back regularly, and he made numerous appearances at the annual Ojai Music Festival.

Ms. Graham also delivered a few remarks, calling herself an "honorary cousin" of the orchestra, with which she has performed often.

The bridegroom is the stepson of Christopher Cherney, a composer and the leader of the Blue Millenium Orchestra, with which the bridegroom's mother has performed.

Pygmies), attuned to every rustle and croak: "The biophony was the equivalent of a lush, natural karaoke orchestra with which they performed".

Here he brings back the festival's orchestra, with which he gave a fine series of Brahms performances in 1991, with a sterner test: Mahler's Ninth Symphony.

Whichever orchestra came with him was of secondary importance, and it isn't clear why the choice was the London Symphony, as against the Berlin Philharmonic or the Leipzig Gewandhaus Orchestra, with which Nikisch was also associated.

As an alternative, Krause describes the Ba'Aka (the Babenzélé Pygmies), attuned to every rustle and croak: "The biophony was the equivalent of a lush, natural karaoke orchestra with which they performed".