Sentence examples for recorded orchestra from inspiring English sources

The LSO claims to be the world's most recorded orchestra; it has made gramophone recordings since 1912 and has played on more than 200 soundtrack recordings for the cinema, of which the best known include the Star Wars series.

There are tradeoffs, the most notable being the company's use of a synthesized, recorded orchestra.

If Caruso can be made to sing with a newly recorded orchestra, for example, why can't he sing with Elvis Presley, another RCA mega-seller whose catalog the label is forever raiding.

Under Dohnányi the CO became the most recorded orchestra, and one of the most distinguished, in the United States.

Miss Lowe turned her face toward the mirrored wall, as a recorded orchestra played a martial tune and couples emerged, blinking, into the bright lobby.

The Academy soon expanded to a full chamber orchestra and, with major studio contracts from Decca and later EMI, Philips and Sony, eventually became the most recorded orchestra of all, covering a vast repertoire from the Baroque to the moderns.

Those recorded orchestras were once the villain, though; this Smithsonian blog post documents the fear of the "robot" (recorded music) that was putting live movie accompanists out of business.

Mr. Coward played the duke and served as narrator to describe the scene Lehman Engel was the leader of the recording orchestra.

We couldn't hire an orchestra or a studio to record an orchestra.

He was looking to record an orchestra and a young tenor for his fledgling record label.

Recording an orchestra with pre-electric acoustic technology presented insoluble problems.