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be the future caretakers of Britain's strong	orchestral tradition, are not lost from the profession
Colin Metters, is an English conductor,	orchestral trainer and conducting pedagogue and since 1
y's mission is to provide the finest quality	orchestral training and performance opportunities for s
portunities in music - including exceptional	orchestral training, the pursuit of artistic excellence
attention of Sir Henry J. Wood, who made two	orchestral transcriptions of it, both of which were rec
r various stage productions and made several	orchestral transcriptions.
was mainly responsible for the rich and lush	orchestral treatment given to the whole project.
he group's goal is to reverse the mainstream	orchestral trend which features mostly older classical
In 2004, another	orchestral tribute, this time to the Islay single malt
Though the final	orchestral trumpet version appears on his 1996 album Pe
John Van Houten is an American	orchestral tuba player.
ular Bells albums; Tubular Bells (1973), The	Orchestral Tubular Bells (1975), Tubular Bells live (19
The	Orchestral Tubular Bells
In the Act's finale, Newman likens the	orchestral turmoil which follows Tosca's stabbing of Sc
ing of the first movement, with little of an	orchestral tutti to contrast with.
ncy of the final cadence in a thick vertical	orchestral tutti, the melody ascends through chromatic
a rock concert, or to heighten a large-scale	orchestral tutti.
's first movement culminates with a dramatic	orchestral tutti.
variation that I had difficulty hearing the	orchestral tutti."
Instead, the edit features the	orchestral type sound, which features after the trumpet
any of Fry's rival critics, may be the first	orchestral use of the saxophone, invented barely a deca
In	orchestral use, the bars are mounted horizontally.
y improved versions of the contrabassoon for	orchestral use, and by the tuba in wind bands.
Indeed, it was regarded as too loud for	orchestral use, though it was suitable for outdoor use
He composed a Mimodrama,	orchestral variations in the medieval style, a Dies Ira
piano version was published in 1911, and an	orchestral version was published in 1912.
ony Orchestra Project, has created a Chinese	orchestral version of Tan's Internet Symphony No.1, usi
"If You Were with Me Now" (	Orchestral version with Keith Washington) - 3:12
o the year in which he finished the original	orchestral version of his Night on Bald Mountain (which
1 and was able to perform small parts of the	orchestral version on the piano.
The full	orchestral version of the overture has been recorded by
During the end credits, one can hear the	orchestral version of "Kuolema Tekee Taiteilijan".
It also features the	orchestral version of the song "Doubleback" performed a
on, on the track "Eclipse", a section of the	orchestral version of "Ticket to Ride" can very faintly
The	orchestral version of the work was published in 1899, a
ard predominantly throughout, is a reworked,	orchestral version of Dies Irae.
It is an	orchestral version of his Piano Sonata No. 1.
ing Quartet, the Thirteenth Symphony and the	orchestral version of From Jewish Folk Poetry.
The Dutch composer Theo Verbey made an	orchestral version of 1.X.1905 which received its premi
The	orchestral version of "Ashita e no Sanka" was included
2), Neil Young (Harvest, 1972) and on a full	orchestral version of the Beatles' Sgt.
ntain (Death Cover)" - previously unreleased	orchestral version - 4:16
It is believed that an	orchestral version of the song is barely audible in the
The	orchestral version is included in the publisher's Willi
The	orchestral version of the work was published two years
An	orchestral version of Hergest Ridge was arranged and co
An	orchestral version of the song was recorded by the band
rt Farnon provides the soundtrack, his light	orchestral version of the folk tune Early One Morning p
The	orchestral version of O King was, shortly after its com
The	orchestral version was first heard in public on 11 Janu
Both versions have been recorded: the	orchestral version on Rutter's own Collegium label cond
"Hasta que tu Muerte nos Separe" (	orchestral version) (Till your death unjoin us) - 5:31
Das Tier (	Orchestral Version) *
"Stand Away" (	Orchestral version)
"Veniality" (	Orchestral version) - 4:37
"Restless" (	Orchestral Version) (J Warnes) (4.10)
"Both Sides Now" (2000	orchestral version) - 5:46
"The Last Amazing Grays" (	orchestral version) - 5:10
"Imperfect Tenses (	Orchestral Version)" - 4:06
"Walk Away (	orchestral version)" - 4:15
"The Main Street Electrical Parade (	Orchestral Version)" 3:41
"HW / Hope of New Fields (	Orchestral Version)" * - 2:32
t under the name "Kuolema tekee taiteilijan (	Orchestral Version)".
nown in its original form and the composer's	orchestral version.
Liszt also made no	orchestral version.
a project to release the entire album in an	orchestral version.
ngement for two pianos concurrently with the	orchestral version.
He also made	orchestral versions of piano works such as Beethoven's
	Orchestral versions of the accompaniments have been pro
f You", and both songs were also included as	orchestral versions alongside Jonathan Tunick's origina
The Philly Pops plays	orchestral versions of popular jazz, swing, Broadway so
The	orchestral versions on tracks 24-27 were from a January
it from folk instrumentations to full modern	orchestral versions, and making it palatable to interna
anos (S.654) (both shorter than the solo and	orchestral versions, and one with a completely re-writt
it from folk instrumentations to full modern	orchestral versions, and making it palatable to interna
The opera exists in two	orchestral versions.
Blame It On The Weatherman [	Orchestral Version] 3:31
8, 1911 - July 30, 1991) was a British light	orchestral violinist and bandleader.
These included Rimsky-Korsakov's	orchestral virtuosity, Tchaikovsky's lyricism and Taney
the band plays a version of the traditional	orchestral warmup tune before launching into the song w
There is also an arrangement for	orchestral wind band.
Threnos (1998), for	orchestral winds
Philarmonia	Orchestral Winds: Conductor, Carly Kulawitz.
y sort of rock or pop group, they are mostly	orchestral with sound effects created in the recording
17), completed 15 March 1942 is an	orchestral work in one movement.
Capriccio burlesco is an	orchestral work by Sir William Walton, written between
He recorded an	orchestral work entitled The Choctaw Diaries by the Cho
His	orchestral work Memorial to Lidice was written in remem
He later re-worked the piece into a longer	orchestral work named Blue Hills Rhapsody, a recording
g oder die Schlacht bei Vittoria) is a minor	orchestral work composed by Ludwig van Beethoven to com
In 1937 her	orchestral work Punto premiered at the Teatro Cervantes
In 1970 his	orchestral work The Sound of Milo won first prize in th
too modern for Nordic music circles, and his	orchestral work Joutsenet (The Swans, Les Cygnes) of 19
The Masquerade suite is an	orchestral work by the Soviet-Armenian composer Aram Kh
in early 1951, as Boulez was completing his	orchestral work Polyphonie X, and finished in 1952.
It is an	orchestral work inspired by the poem "Feuilles d'automn
s the inspiration for Elliott Carter's large	orchestral work Symphonia: sum fluxae pretium spei.
elites, and The Eye of the Wind Rhapsody, an	orchestral work celebrating the exploration of the New
Tristan is a six-movement	orchestral work by the German composer Hans Werner Henz
n releasing world premiere recordings of the	orchestral work of romantic composers.
sometimes known as The Arabian Nights, this	orchestral work combines two features common to Russian
ly titled "Suite from Porgy and Bess", is an	orchestral work by George Gershwin based upon music fro
Martyn Ford was brought in to supervise the	orchestral work after Robert John Godfrey departed over
ize from the The Gentlewoman for an original	orchestral work The Winds of the World.
His	orchestral work Interventions was commissioned and prem
Friedheim Award (second prize, 1994, for his	orchestral work Bright Sambas), a Naumberg Recording Aw
he composer's most popular and most-recorded	orchestral work, although in recent decades it has larg
In 1885 he wrote his only	orchestral work, the Piano Concerto in E-flat major.
oscia (1954), the first Finnish dodecaphonic	orchestral work, Trittico sinfonico (1958), and Aurea d
anus encouraged Sibelius to compose a purely	orchestral work, which turned out finally to be this wo
ion, Delius used the song as the basis of an	orchestral work, which was first performed in 1908.
In addition to his	orchestral work, he has made CDs and other recordings f
m, including what is probably his best known	orchestral work, the Variations and Fugue on a Theme by
e at the Auckland Philharmonia and her major	orchestral work, The Improbable Ordered Dance, written
	Orchestral work- commissioned work- Jazz Passengers w/
amson was barely 25, it was his first mature	orchestral work.
poser, he was known for his church music and	orchestral work.
a choral-orchestral-dance piece and a choral	orchestral work.
pedals, free jazz and drones, being a mostly	orchestral work.
ld Bax in 1919; it is perhaps his best-known	orchestral work.
st, having already wanted to compose a large	orchestral work.
Kulhawik performs as a guest narrator in	orchestral works and has performed with The Boston Pops
d some of her scores, including three of her	orchestral works (Piano Concerto, Symphony, and Phantas
0 commercial recordings, including the major	orchestral works of Howard Hanson and David Diamond, fo
He has recorded solo, chamber, and	orchestral works composed by Britten, Haydn, Messiaen,
His	orchestral works included Five pieces for orchestra, Si
works for voices and instruments, choral and	orchestral works and an opera for children.
His	orchestral works include the musical scores of Battle R
	Orchestral works
duced a great variety of music, ranging from	orchestral works such as his Violin Concerto, Op. 36, a
owever, it is only recently that a CD of his	orchestral works has been produced.
The complete	orchestral works by Paul Hindemith and Erich Wolfgang K
The	orchestral works of Hans Pfitzner (and a substantial am
Mumford's	orchestral works have been performed by the National Sy
hree piano trios, song cycles, choral works,	orchestral works and organ music.
he manuscripts of several further operas and	orchestral works remain unpublished.
r to six concerts per year, concentrating on	orchestral works and concerti, but often featuring cham
His complete	orchestral works have been recorded by the German condu
ccasional use of 3/1, and is one of very few	orchestral works to use either of these time signatures
Though Lucier had composed chamber and	orchestral works since 1952, the composer and his criti
ht-ahead” modern jazz as well as chamber and	orchestral works that utilize certain elements of the N
Purcell, Dido and Aeneas and	orchestral works
	Orchestral works - 18 works including 9 symphonies
ic group who transcribed and performed great	orchestral works for two pianos and piano four hands.
use a post-Wagnerian tonal idiom and for her	orchestral works which exhibit a wide range of influenc
, masses, and cantatas, and adapted numerous	orchestral works to four to eight pianos for use in his
nly chamber music and piano pieces, but also	orchestral works and concertos.
sport, Pennsylvania, he composed a number of	orchestral works as well as a good deal of chamber musi
which won a French radio award in 1958, and	orchestral works including four piano concertos and a v
He composed church music as well as	orchestral works and chamber music.
He is best known for	orchestral works on his native Galloway, such as A Solw
the first time the composer heard one of his	orchestral works performed publicly.
Among his	orchestral works are "Four Fancies - Suite" (1925); "Fu
ey are invited to rehearse and perform major	orchestral works by composers including Mahler, Shostak
His	orchestral works have been performed by the Cincinnati
He achieved some minor success with his	orchestral works Berceuse and Praeludium.
Another feature particularly of his recent	orchestral works is a refined and instantly recognizabl
He started with light	orchestral works in the first part, a concerto in the m
Searle, Humphrey, "The	Orchestral Works"
ties, "was producing a series of chamber and	orchestral works, each one longer and grander than the
one quartet, woodwind quintet), many shorter	orchestral works, works for wind ensemble and band, cha
Vincent wrote numerous	orchestral works, chamber music pieces, art songs, and
nd performers between 1981 and 2008 included	orchestral works, four symphonies, seven concertos (for
ncompass a wide variety of genres, including	orchestral works, chamber music, opera, ballet, and pie
His output includes	orchestral works, ensemble works, chamber music and sol
olin concerto, instrumental & chamber works,	orchestral works, motets and an opera.
ed copies of the initial versions of Liszt's	orchestral works, making suggestions on scoring.
of the time, including opera, church music,	orchestral works, and many varieties of chamber music.
American	Orchestral Works, released June 27, 2006
d Maske), three operettas, incidental music,	orchestral works, and chamber music, as well as over 20
Wolf-Ferrari:	Orchestral Works, BBC Philharmonic Orchestra
composed in the Romantic style and produced	orchestral works, pieces for chamber orchestra, and oth
A CD of two	orchestral works, Vixen and In Transit, featuring the B
includes 85 works for wind instruments, ten	orchestral works, 19 Lieder and 34 choral works.
pieces for wind bands, chamber ensembles and	orchestral works, many of which have been recorded.
He also composed a number of	orchestral works, songs, and jazz pieces.
er's series of three exceptionally brilliant	orchestral works, preceded by Capriccio Espagnol and Sc
itals, concerto performances, and conducting	orchestral works, Fischer also played chamber music.
ra Medea, ballet music, a symphony and other	orchestral works, many songs with piano or instrumental
e a wide variety of songs, chamber music and	orchestral works, some (such as his Symphonic Monument:
Her compositions include large-scale	orchestral works, as well as songs, keyboard, and chamb
Symphony and Cabrillo Festival Orchestra for	orchestral works.
n Gothenburg, and began to write large-scale	orchestral works.
for piano and violin, choral works and some	orchestral works.
chard Strauss*' “Ein Heldenleben”, and other	orchestral works.
ks, including piano music, chamber music and	orchestral works.
served as orchestrator for Duke Ellington's	orchestral works.
young composers to receive hearings of their	orchestral works.
or Chandos Records as well as discs of other	orchestral works.
st, giving performances of chamber music and	orchestral works.
n oratorio, The Guardian Angel, and numerous	orchestral works.
Berlioz: Complete	Orchestral Works: John Shirley-Quirk, Robert Tear, Sir
	Orchestral works: Thalassa Symphony in D minor (Boosey)
Notes to Deutsche Grammophon 5262148, Liszt:	Orchestral Works; Shura Cherkassky, piano; Berlin Philh
hopefully, meet the quality standards of the	orchestral world.”.
A characteristic feature of his	orchestral writing is the near-omnipresent piano; many
The most elaborate	orchestral writing is the Fantasia, but even this is fa
Critics saw the work as a clumsy attempt at	orchestral writing that departed too stridently from th
le larger one, and establishes the soloistic	orchestral writing which is sporadically found in works
from 1949 to 1951 was a fruitful one for his	orchestral writing, another notable area of his work; d

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