The music is scored for a large orchestra, and when the soloist is not singing, the orchestra really cuts loose with some turbulent, pummeling, angst-ridden outbursts, meant, it would seem, to match the sometimes disturbing mystery of Dickinson's writing.
Singing, acting, orchestra.
She also performed (1877, 1878) in Grand Rapids, both declaiming and singing, with orchestra.
I'm singing the orchestra parts while I am playing the piano.
For 16 years, his young Princeton-based ensemble has been singing with orchestras, like the New York Philharmonic and the Boston Symphony.
The children sang, the orchestra played and the Red Cross was delighted, underwriting Terezín with its international authority and a clean bill of health.
It is not unusual to amplify the vocalists in this work, but Ute Lemper was miked so heavily that when she sang, the orchestra was barely audible.
On some other plane of existence, singers were singing and an orchestra was playing.
Then I saw, through Emma's eyes, her singing with an orchestra for the first time, the New York Philharmonic.
Mr. Suzuki's approach was clear from the opening Kyrie eleison, which begins with the chorus, fortified by the orchestra, singing anguished cries of "Lord, have mercy".
