Sentence examples for successful orchestra from inspiring English sources

And even the most successful orchestra manager in Britain would be a fool not to fear for the future.

Later, in a dressing room at the Meyerhoff musical hive, Mr. Wolfe talked about the skills needed to be a successful orchestra musician.

If that is what the most successful orchestra in Britain feels, what is it like for others, particularly most of the regional orchestras?

She played the wife of a successful orchestra conductor who recognises Dirk Bogarde, the night porter of their Viennese hotel, as the Nazi who had been her lover and oppressor during the war.

That was all the L.A. Phil needed to begin its visionary half-century march toward becoming the country's most artistically far-reaching, popular and economically successful orchestra.

Drummer Gene Krupa and trumpeter Harry James became the band's star soloists, and the fame they attained with Goodman enabled both to establish their own successful orchestras.

The 101 orchestra players, whose contract expired on Sept. 16, "withheld their services," to use an industry term, on Saturday, hours before a concert, in a dispute over wages and health insurance costs at one of the richest and most successful orchestras in the country.

His father, John McLean, had been a guitarist in Tiny Bradshaw's successful swing orchestra in New York.

Jeff had access to L.A. Phil planning sessions and socialized at the Hollywood Bowl, access that allowed him to take an unprecedented deep dive into the art and science of the successful modern orchestra.

It might prove to be so successful that every orchestra will want to adopt it".

She became one of the first African Americans to cross the music-business colour divide and tour with an all-white band, singing for the successful Charlie Barnet swing orchestra in 1940 and sometimes sleeping in the band bus when hotels would not let her enter with her colleagues.