Sentence examples for the orchestra changed from inspiring English sources

The orchestra changed its name to the St . Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestrain 1991.

"By signing him, the future of the orchestra changed from bleak to bright in a heartbeat".

The orchestra changed its name when it began making recordings in the early 1980's, and it moved to Alice Tully Hall in 1996.

And those around him are glad to adjust; the school orchestra changed the time of one concert so it would not conflict with a football game.

During this time the house became increasingly ornate, but its basic design, and that of the main stage (orchestra), changed very little.

"But I'll never forget hearing his voice that first time in the theatre - this is not to flatter him, because it's just true - but when he started the aria in the first act, my God, the whole sound of the orchestra just changed immediately to the sound of that voice.

The improving results and the presence of the orchestra have changed people's opinions.

The arrangement of the orchestra often changes, with flutes showing up amid the violins, and vice versa.

Hence, he gave Raff piano sketches to orchestrate, just as he had done earlier with Conradi—"so that he might rehearse them, reflect on them, and then, as his confidence in the orchestra grew, change them".

In more than a century of symphony-orchestra concerts the format of the programs has stayed much the same, but the look of the orchestra has slowly changed.

(In his 2004 memoir, "The World of Music According to Starker," Mr. Starker recalls the day his seat in the orchestra pit was changed so he would not be distracted by any attractive women onstage).