Sentence examples for tiny orchestra from inspiring English sources

Originally written for radio, it has a pleasingly unusual orchestration: light on strings, heavy on brass, with a piano and harmonium flanking the tiny orchestra pit.

Then Neville had the bright idea of them combining to make a tiny orchestra, where they would concentrate on not-too-demanding music of the 18th century – ice-cream composers, Neville called them: Corelli, Torelli, Albicastro, Vivaldi.

When the conditions are just right, the rubbing of the island's sugar-white grains of sand will set off a small chorus of little squeaks, like music from a tiny orchestra of invisible violins.

At dinner Pete proudly boats that his new stereo sounds like there's a tiny orchestra in there.

"Cells are like tiny orchestras, and they contain several instruments," he said.

For a quarter of a century, superstring theory has promised that the universe could be understood more deeply than ever before, with all the forces unified into one, if it were seen in a startling new light -- as a kind of mathematical music played by an orchestra of tiny vibrating strings.

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

I found it difficult to compose in Bayreuth, but I could take the ideas in these tiny works and expand them for a large orchestra.

Radios don't contain little tiny rock bands or news commentators or symphony orchestras, yet they give rise to rock and roll, commentary, and symphonies.

They worked on a tiny budget, with an amateur chorus and a professional orchestra of only 18 players, for whom Corri rescored the instrumental parts of the operas.

Everyone from Terrapin Flyer at Martyrs' and Dark Star Orchestra at the Vic, to Karl Denson's Tiny Universe and Robert Randolph at Concord Music Hall, plus so many more great jam bands playing Grateful Dead and Phish tributes are in town.