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orchestral

[awr-kes-truhl] / ɔrˈkɛs trəl /


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The event is being streamed live on YouTube, and has already seen a beautiful orchestral performance from Swedish star Zara Larsson, whose single Midnight Sun is up for best dance/pop recording.

From BBC

There are some silver linings, of course, even in the latest orchestral round of trade war maneuvers.

From MarketWatch

The tighter scope and folksy approach — from a score with more spare acoustic guitar than sweeping orchestral numbers and an abundance of drab peasant rags over plush regal garb — is refreshing, at first.

From Los Angeles Times

In a sense, Kirk has adopted a strategy used by pianists like Nat King Cole; when Cole plays the melody, or the “head” as musicians call it, he often phrases orchestrally, in rich block chords.

From The Wall Street Journal

“The Seasons,” an ambitious project performed last weekend by Opera Philadelphia in the Perelman Theater, shakes up Vivaldi’s famous orchestral score “The Four Seasons” to sound a warning about climate change.

From The Wall Street Journal