Sentence examples for wind band from inspiring English sources
noun
A musical group consisting solely of woodwind and brass instruments.
This will be the premiere of the wind band version.
On Saturday an ensemble of eight singers is joined by the wind band Piffaro for more expansive works.
The UC Berkeley Wind Ensemble is offered for the study and practice of traditional and contemporary wind band repertoire.
The University Wind Ensemble is offered for the study and practice of traditional and contemporary wind band repertoire.
"Wind band teaching at the edge" New Jersey Music in Urban Schools Project, Wayne, New Jersey, February 24 , 2005
The school has a junior string orchestra, a senior brass band, a junior choir, a boys' choir, a junior wind band, a senior wind band, a senior orchestra, a beginners' band and a senior choir.
The Mass, with its wind-band ensemble, worked beyond expectations, cutting through the acoustical haze and making use of the space's resounding accentuation.
Colours and effects stood out as if for the first time – the burbling bassoons, the military wind-band mood of the high E flat clarinets.
The pastoral wind-band music, once reflective in mood, is now sucked in and slashed off by the big, loud, tutti chords, executed with frightening precision.
His more than 250 works ranged from his chamber operas Margaret Catchpole (1979) and Nancy the Waterman (2007) through choral music, songs and chamber music to large-scale orchestral and wind-band works.
To the contrary, he described another of his door-opening experiences, when, as a young man, he played in a wind-band arrangement of the contemplative and yearning finale of Mahler's Third Symphony.
