Sentence examples for through the ensemble from inspiring English sources

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In the finale, electricity flickered through the ensemble as Nelsons pushed the tempo and punched up dynamic contrasts.

His drummer at the Embers, the wise and influential Jo Jones, suggested Stuff Smith as the only violinist with a sound strong enough to power through the ensemble.

Both here and in the finale, in which themes travel rapidly through the ensemble, the real draw is Mr. Gendall's briskly morphing texture.

In the 18th and early 19th centuries, the dominant element was the star actor; it then became the star ensemble (the Moscow Art Theatre, for instance) and, through the ensemble, the director.

The National's "Hamlet" is the work of Nicholas Hytner, who, as the theater's artistic director, has made it one of his hallmarks to promote various actors through the ensemble.

Fox's soprano is soft-edged and doesn't always cut through the ensembles, but it is beguiling, and she has a greater presence than Ruth Ziesak, who sings the Countess with metallic, rather uneven tones.

In the first of three concerts (through December), the ensemble is joined by the violinist Jesse Mills and the violist Hsin-Yun Huang in a survey that includes the Piano Trio No. 1 in B Major, the Piano Quartet No. 3 in C Minor, and the Piano Quintet in F Minor. (Weill Recital Hall, Carnegie Hall. 212-247-7800. Sept. 28 at 7 30).

He plans to lead the orchestra through the 2001-2 season, taking the ensemble through its 25th anniversary.

A suffragist march that winds through one of the ensemble scenes underlines the idea.

But to those of us who know ACJW only through its concerts, the ensemble has become a valuable part of New York's musical fabric.