Sentence examples for orchestrated work from inspiring English sources

This magnificently orchestrated work, however, does have a happy ending.

Ms. Assad's colorful, deftly orchestrated work incorporates rhythms from different regions of her native country, like the olodum from Bahia and the samba from Rio de Janeiro, and earlier styles like the waltz, with boisterous brass and percussion and sultry string interludes.

A day after honoring a Cuban-American orchestrated work stoppage to protest 6-year-old Elian Gonzalez's removal from the home of his Miami extended family last weekend, a pair of Cubans who are best friends -- Livan Hernandez and Vladimir Nunez -- yesterday resumed doing what they do best: pitch.

Yet Mr. Stucky's Symphony is a fairly modest piece, a 20-minute, colorfully orchestrated work in four parts, played without break.

This is the most classical of the symphonies in form and content, an inventive and ingeniously orchestrated work, played here with plush, textured sound and winning grace.

It is a vibrant, vividly orchestrated work, and the musicians addressed its shifting timbres and moods — it ranges from tense and combative to serenely sweet-toned — with an impressive flexibility.

Mr. Manilow's synthesized and highly orchestrated works have been consigned to adult contemporary stations and doctor's waiting rooms.

In 1912, Stravinsky completed the seldom programmed "Zvezdoliki" ("King of the Stars"), a delicately orchestrated, transparent work for instrumental ensemble and male chorus, set to a mystic text by the Symbolist poet Konstantin Balmont.

This functional category includes protein quality control, which is a network of cellular processes that in an orchestrated manner works against protein misfolding and aggregation.

By highlighting the embryonic status of emerging technological fields and nascent industries, the concept of technological zone is able to focus on this upstream, stakeholder and state-orchestrated regime-building work that shapes the rules of engagement of an emergent field [ 82].

There are pages in the printed score to this brilliantly orchestrated and thick-textured work where the staffs are stacked up some 40 high.