Sentence examples for present an orchestra from inspiring English sources

Early Rossini does not present an orchestra with great challenges.

In "Delight," embedded above, Lee presents an orchestra of high-wattage light bulbs whose relays are wired and programed with Max/MSP.

Imagine weeks in which, instead of offering three or four performances of a something-for-everyone program, an orchestra would present an integrated series of individual programs that surveyed a past or living composer, a historical period or a cultural issue.

It's there, on home ground, that Stark and his orchestra present an 80th-birthday tribute to the great American minimalist Steve Reich.

The London Philharmonic Orchestra will present an extensive survey of Rachmaninov's music in a season of 11 concerts celebrating the Russian composer, while the London Sinfonietta will give the London premiere of the final work of Italian composer Fausto Romitello, his 2003 video opera An Index of Metals.

And THE KNIGHTS, the terrific, adventurous chamber orchestra, present a Champagne New Year's Eve concert at the 92nd Street Y.

The idea is to present a variety of leading orchestras — as many as seven over nine days — chosen almost solely on the basis of the creativity and distinctiveness of the programs they propose to deliver.

STOCKTON PERFORMING ARTS CENTER The Mantovani Orchestra will present a Christmas concert.

The orchestra will present a symphony by C.P.E.

The orchestra will present a series of four programs in June 2013 that it is calling Gilbert's Playlist.

On May 20 at 8 p.m. in the Norwalk Concert Hall, the American Classical Orchestra will present a pair of "Romantic Masterpieces".