Sentence examples for sections of the symphony from inspiring English sources

In the final version of the work, which premiered on July 15 , 1965 Bernstein adjusted the piano part to make it equally prominent in all sections of the symphony.

Britten reversed the pattern for his Spring Symphony the four sections of the symphony represent, in its composer's words, "the progress of Winter to Spring and the reawakening of the earth and life which that means..

With the first game of the fall classic on Wednesday evening at Fenway Park, the brass sections of the Boston Symphony Orchestra, dressed in Red Sox jerseys, and the St . Louis Symphony Orchestra wearing Cardinals gear, collaborated on a video clip and posted it to YouTube on Wednesday morning.

In the first section of the ballet, "Symphony #9," the women's dresses (by Keso Dekker) had heavily gored skirts that, in pirouettes, opened like morning glories.

The final section of the "Jupiter" Symphony features some of the most remarkable music Mozart composed, a fitting way to end a festival dedicated to his oeuvre.

Then the voice burst out with all the force of the entire brass section of the London Symphony Orchestra: "Don't go near the fucking phone!

How could one ignore the famous brass section of the Chicago Symphony, especially when it was egged on by its former music director Georg Solti?

The opening, reminiscent of the first section of the Second Symphony, is cold, stony, relentless, with three bass-drums whalloping the ears at regular intervals; and when the organ thunders the notes E-flat and G-flat, grating against the prevailing A-minor tonality, the mood turns fearful, as if judgment were being rendered from on high.

Mahler's Symphony No 8 (1906) The final section of the so-called Symphony of a Thousand is a setting of the closing section of Faust, part two – the depiction of an ideal of redemption through the Eternal Feminine, whatever that means.

The playing was fiercely meticulous: the famous string fughetta section from the Symphony spot-on clear, the articulation of rapid passages cuttingly accurate.

Perpetua sat in the trumpet section of the New World Symphony Orchestra.