Sentence examples for young orchestra from inspiring English sources
"For a young orchestra, everything is new.
The "Eroica" poses formidable challenges for a young orchestra.
Young Turks in a young city running a young orchestra.
In "Lélio," Berlioz's narrator speaks of "the ardor of this young orchestra": the Milwaukee might have made him smile.
Hunger and ambition are not bad things in a young orchestra; this one is worth hearing.
The young orchestra played his music with relative delicacy and then attacked the Brahms with enthusiasm.
While young orchestras have been around forever, marketing them as billboard attractions is something new.
If the second group represents the elite in this little meritocracy of young orchestras, the Young Symphonic Ensemble occupies its upper-middle class.
Between Allah and America The good soldier Caught in the middle Made in Europe ReprintsThese immigrants came to a country with barely a single ballet company, a few young orchestras, a dramatic tradition of instructive melodrama, a film industry whose greatest director was a nativist bigot (D.W. Griffith) and whose greatest star (Mary Pickford) exuded wholesome blandness.
The charismatic Gustavo Dudamel, 29, recently finished his first season as music director of the Los Angeles Philharmonic, galvanizing audiences with his fiery music making, spearheading the development of the group's young-orchestra program and improbably becoming the most recognizable classical musician in America.
Andreas Delfs and his young pit orchestra do well.
