Sentence examples for using orchestra from inspiring English sources

It traces the story of slavery and black culture's contributions to American music, using orchestra, jazz quartet, blues guitar, chorus, gospel singer, African griot and ethnic instruments.

He had been playing the piece on keyboards, using orchestra software to approximate the instruments, but was awaiting the first rehearsal with the CBSO conductor, the highly regarded young Latvian Andris Nelsons.

The music picked up on the illustrative tone, using orchestra, chorus and piano like big blocks of sea ice, while the libretto took everyone on an epic journey of some epic sort.

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In the 25 minutes of the concerto, MacMillan shows dazzling skill in using orchestra and solo percussion, sometimes suggesting the murmuring voices, the cymbals, bells and even the acoustic of a medieval cathedral, and sometimes showing us music of orgiastic violence.

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"We could've continued and gone on and on, getting more technical, using orchestras and everything else which we didn't particularly want to.

However, he became drawn to pop music from the 1950s and 60s, intrigued by singers using orchestras for backing rather than pop bands.

How one alum uses orchestra as an educational space to address inequities and bring inclusion to the concert hall.

"When I started... as a flinty-eyed, hired-gun film composer, and you just have to use orchestra, I started to get the hang of how you balance strings and woodwinds and so on," he said.

When the Beatles used orchestras in the '60s, there were two different cultures that were colliding — in a fantastic new way.