Sargent used an orchestra of thirty-seven players at the Savoy Theatre (the same number as Sullivan, but sometimes added a few more when recording.
Hazlehurst then recorded the music using an orchestra consisting of a guitar, harmonica, two violins, a viola, cello, accordion, horn, bass, flute and percussion.
Glasgow's inaugural Tectonics festival – two days of experimental music hosted by the unflappable BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra and its principal guest conductor Ilan Volkov – set out to explore new ways of using an orchestra and the spaces it usually inhabits.
Brandon had the option of using a live orchestra, but decided against it to include more music in the game.
The style of Sakimoto's compositions is mostly orchestral; he creates the orchestral sound by playing the music through a sequencer instead of using a real orchestra due to the high cost.
The new game, called a "multi-sensory shooter," again synchronizes graphics with sound design in an orchestra of dazzling colors which uses the Kinect as a control system.
The latter employs a chorus of 24 singers and an orchestra of 31 players; Handel is known to have used a chorus of 19 and an orchestra of 37. Performances on an even smaller scale have followed.
Meyerbeer's productions required almost every kind of singing, used an expanded orchestra that emphasized individual instrumental colours, and filled huge stages with dazzling pageantry.
We are using a mixture of bows in the orchestra, from baroque, to transitional, to classical.
Then Mr. Cosby performed stand-up comedy for 90 minutes, using a reduced version of the orchestra behind him to cue incidental music to his routines.
