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I have always dreamt of playing in a symphonyorchestra.
An analogy may be a symphonyorchestra whereby, aurally, instruments are added when required and removed when no longer required.
By the same token, one could rhetorically ask what is the point of criticizing a university's symphonyorchestra.
The wrong note played in the chamber orchestra after all is felt more keenly than the wrong note played in the symphonyorchestra.
Representatives of most instruments of the modern symphonyorchestra were included, as well as an organist and a conductor.
His great love is the symphonyorchestra, and the quality of the concertos, tone poems and symphonies attest to his natural skills in this field.
The 'sound' of that period was the big symphonyorchestra, whose evolution climaxed with the last post-romantics and impressionists.
Concerto for 10 young pianists and symphonyorchestra (1978) consists of a set of child portraits and childhood scenes.
It is impossible to run a large symphonyorchestra on a shoestring, or to run good opera cheaply.
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