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Appendix 3: orchestrated Version of act 4, no.

His Danny Boy in the late 1960s was a heavily orchestrated version that crossed over to the pop charts.

They examined various scores, including the original piano work and later orchestrated version of Modest Mussorgsky's "Pictures at an Exhibition," and explored ways to write for particular instruments.

Mehldau recently recorded an album of Bach preludes and fugues, and the first half of tonight's concert plays like a fully orchestrated version of this project.

On this occasion, the fully orchestrated version had all the energy of the original, while adding some richer harmonies into the bargain.

The emotional power generated by the rallies has been preserved in films, most notably in Leni Riefenstahl's classic Triumph des Willens (1935; Triumph of the Will), which presents a carefully orchestrated version of the 1934 rally.

The program, "Renaissance and Decadence," includes newly orchestrated versions of pieces by Bach, Ravel and Shostakovich.

We have to be especially grateful to Marx that he did not use Mendelssohn's heavily cut, revised and re-orchestrated version.

Every Beatle fan knows the story of how Martin orchestrated a version of "Strawberry Fields Forever," only to have John Lennon want it joined, improbably, with an earlier electric version, with the two finally put together with a bit of studio magic.

With Jarmil Burghauser, Sadlo evolved a slightly cut version, orchestrated in Dvorak's style and with the cello part redistributed to give the soloist breathing spaces.

First, his tone poem Totentanz, with pianist Lauma Skride as soloist, and then The Black Gondola, in a version orchestrated by John Adams.