Sentence examples for orchestration work from inspiring English sources

Beyond his orchestration work for artists such as Arcade Fire, Robbie Williams and Taylor Swift and his scoring for such films as Spike Jonze's Her, Pallett's own records, which contain a kind of dense chamber pop, occupy suggestive spaces – between proggy and economical, accessible and complex.

The School brings in professional players from the Opera for advanced orchestration work.

And in any case the new orchestrations work as a great equalizer.

Final Fantasy IX Original Soundtrack PLUS was very well received, with reviewers finding the tunes to have "great dynamics" and "incredibly well made", and that the "orchestrations work wonders with Uematsu's incidental music".

The combination of reggae, drivetime rock and Bollywood orchestration may work beautifully elsewhere, but not here – and Stone's soulful noodling only makes matters worse.

Glue will automate data dependency modelling and handle all the necessary orchestration to work with the data.

Metheny, Mays and Rodby have played this music countless times, but the old prairie lilt, laidback grooves, Jarrettesque piano parts and subtle electronic orchestrations still work like a charm.

Having gone through the production process in New York and having considered the reactions of critics and colleagues, Mr. Harbison has revised the score, trimming bits here and there, redoing some patches of orchestration and working with the conductor, David Stahl, to adjust tempos.

Mr. Adams's later orchestration gave the work a graceful sheen, but the original chamber recording has an endearingly homespun quality.

He used the original version, for two pianos and harmonium, arguing in a program note that Rossini's later orchestration obliterated the work's character and that "the particular timbre of the piano and the reedy sound of a harmonium are organically one with the musical material".

Having developed a unique style of harmony and orchestration, Nazeri's work is characterized by a melding traditional Iranian music with the complexity of modern Western classical music into a new and undefined genre of music.