Sentence examples similar to three-part ensemble from inspiring English sources
Ms. Coleman's "Phenomenal Women" is a six-part concerto grosso for wind quintet, written for the ensemble Imani Winds.
Campbell plays the girlfriend in One of Us, a new BBC four-part thriller set in the Scottish Highlands, but it's more of an ensemble piece.
She describes her ensemble as a "three-piece orchestra," a label she uses as the title for a four-part suite that is the centerpiece of this combined CD-DVD release.
After 25 years and 14 albums, the Havana ensemble remains true to its rootsy formula--tight, traditional percussion, pure and piercing trumpet and four-part vocal harmonies.
If every band projects "an image of community," as the critic Greil Marcus once suggested, then Mr. Brahem's trio -- part takht, part jazz trio, part chamber ensemble -- evokes a kind of 21st century Andalusia, in which European and Arab sensibilities have merged so profoundly that the borders between them have dissolved.
Similarly, most of the arctic region is projected to increase in precipitation in the 20th percentile ensemble map (bluish colors), showing that at least 80% of the GCMs agree that precipitation will increase there; parts of this region are projected to increase under the "Minimum" ensemble, showing that all models project an increase in precipitation in these areas (Figure 12).
Two-piece ensemble dress and jacket.
The current revival's fabulous twenty-four-person ensemble was clearly chosen by a knowing hand.
It's clear this orchestra has the possibility of being the leading 21st-century ensemble.
