Sentence examples for vocal orchestra from inspiring English sources

This event (alone) requires a ticket, 15 pounds, which includes admission to an evening concert performed by Shlomo and The Vocal Orchestra.

Because this music expressed the significance or the moods of the text, a great range of expression was required from the singers, who, in these polyphonic works, assumed something of the function of a vocal orchestra.

Instead, what he offers in Front – which takes its inspiration from Erich Maria Remarque's All Quiet on the Western Front – is a "vocal orchestra" that gives voice to the experiences of people caught up in the war.

Scelsi's ideal of the vocal orchestra, which makes its own throaty, droning sounds and its own weird whinings, was splendidly realized by the Carnegie Mellon Philharmonic under Juan Pablo Izquierdo.

She is a former member of the hugely popular Vocal Orchestra, led by beatboxing supremo Shlomo; and earlier this year, she took to the stage to beatbox her way through a role in Home, the National Theatre's critically acclaimed show about homelessness.

Vocal soloists; Orchestra and Chorus of the National Academy of St. Cecilia, conducted by Antonio Pappano.

Then there was the mysteriously beautiful "Housatonic at Stockbridge," in both its vocal and orchestra versions perhaps the most satisfying music Ives ever wrote.

JAMES R. OESTREICH AD?: THE TEMPEST Vocal soloists; Orchestra and Chorus of the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden, conducted by Thomas Ad?(EMI Classics 6 95234 2; two CDs); $23.98.

37 and 118 with Craig Smith conducting and music center vocal and orchestra fellows; Schubert's "Ständchen" (Men's Chorus) and Psalm 23 (Women's Chorus); and Brahms's "Zigeunerlieder" and Dello Joio's "Jubilant Song, Ozawa Halll, 7 p.m.

There is also some processed vocals and orchestra which fills in the sound.

All the singers could have used more vocal heft; the orchestra and the images drove the evening.