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The orchestra toured for the first time, in its previous form as a chamberorchestra, during the 2001-02 season.
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The idea of a chamberorchestra was broached for the first time in 1947.
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Grims-land's first compositions, 1930s, were for chamberorchestra.
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The first version is for full orchestra; the second for chamberorchestra and organ.
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The first is scored for two solo violins, prepared piano, and string chamberorchestra.
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Blohlvek decided to form a new chamberorchestra instead with the funds, and had auditioned musicians for the orchestra.
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Candeille developed her natural talents for song and harpsichord and performed extensively while still a child in chamber orchestras.
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Peter currently works in a wide variety of areas, including solo performance, chamber orchestras, performance art, free improvised settings, electro acoustic music and composition.
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The wrong note played in the chamberorchestra after all is felt more keenly than the wrong note played in the symphony orchestra.
Dialogues for piano and chamberorchestra, which followed a year later, is no less absorbing, with meditative moments - pauses for thought?
On the way there will be pieces for violin and chamberorchestra and cello and chamberorchestra, but all including the ensembles from the earlier pieces.
It has been possible for our association to devote about £30,000 a year to keep this renowned chamberorchestra going and to allow it to expand.
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But it has had to be shared with the opera, the ballet, the chamberorchestra and the baroque ensemble.
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Spread over two years, the forum introduced six new compositions for chamberorchestra and four for full orchestra.
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In 1951, he thought about organizing a festival built around a chamberorchestra.
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The work is for a soprano soloist and chamberorchestra.
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An auditioned chamberorchestra consisting of a double quartet, and a non-auditioned full orchestra.
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Tajcevics complete output totals fifty-four compositions, comprising works for solo voice, choir, chamberorchestra, strings, woodwinds, and piano.
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The group performs in various configurations including orchestra (from chamberorchestra to full symphony orchestra), choir and chamber ensemble.
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He also made an arrangement for chamberorchestra.
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After-school fine arts extracurriculars include drama, art, handbells, senior band, jazz band, senior choir, chamberorchestra, and more.
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The quartet played in the style of a chamberorchestra for guitars.
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It was formed in 1973 as a chamberorchestra, and has since grown into a full-size symphony orchestra.
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As a composer he has written symphonies, chamberorchestra works, vocal and electronic music, as well as music for theatre.
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Among his compositions is a concerto for electric violin and chamberorchestra.
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Each conductor would lead one concert with the full orchestra and one with the chamberorchestra.
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With songs ranging from relaxed chamberorchestra pieces, to synthesizer-driven pieces with rambling melodies and tribal-inspired percussion.
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In addition, a chamberorchestra is formed for different concerts as needed.
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A fourth, theme and variation movement has completely disappeared, and the work was re-scored for chamberorchestra.
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Her compositions include works for chamberorchestra, symphony orchestra, choir, flute, voice and piano.
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He has composed symphonies, symphonic poems, as well as works for chamberorchestra, small ensembles and solo instruments.
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It contains eight arranged tracks performed by a chamberorchestra, as well as three tracks containing original game music.
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The performances were given by professional soloists with choruses composed of choristers from all around the diocese, accompanied by a chamberorchestra.
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It is scored for a chamberorchestra, including double woodwinds but omitting violins, trumpets, trombones, and percussion.
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The group also performs as a chamberorchestra, a festival opera company, a chamber ensemble, and a contemporary ensemble.
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His vast repertoire includes all epochs from baroque to contemporary music, symphonic works as well as the chamberorchestra repertoire and operas.
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A leading chamberorchestra might employ as many as fifty musicians; some are much smaller than that.
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A smaller-sized orchestra for this time period (of about fifty musicians or fewer) is called a chamberorchestra.
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Later it became a popular name for any concerto in a chamber music or chamberorchestra setting.
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It is scored for 18 voices and a small chamberorchestra which includes a shawm and a glass harmonica.
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Outstanding choirs, a chamberorchestra and other ensembles allow our musical talent to flourish in excellent facilities.
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As an active arranger and composer, he has created several works for guitar solo, two guitars and chamberorchestra.
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This piece was composed for chamberorchestra and percussion and each movement bears the names of the places where the orchestra performed.
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It is a string chamberorchestra made of violins, violas, double basses and cellos and has 29 members.
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Then the chamberorchestra develops the theme in 4/8-6/8-7/8.
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The work calls for 14 singer-actors, and a 12-piece chamberorchestra.
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With a fairly large chamberorchestra he provides a rich tapestry of colours and motives.
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He has made music for movies and television, as well as compositions for piano, symphonic orchestra, chamberorchestra, among other formats.
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Since 1994 he has composed several works for soloist and chamberorchestra.
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He has composed over 120 works for piano, organ, voice, orchestra and chamberorchestra.
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They perform on both modern and period instruments, in smaller chamber groups, as a chamberorchestra, and as an electro-acoustic collective.
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Prisma was scored for three pianos and chamberorchestra, interacting with lighting design.
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Josipovi composed some 50 chamber music pieces for various instruments, chamberorchestra and symphony orchestra.
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A chamberorchestra is at disposal for the course participants to practice orchestral interplay.
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This includes many choirs, the wind ensemble, the symphonic band, string orchestra, the chamberorchestra, the jazz band, and the marching band.
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It hired staff musicians, who often played together on the radio and in concert as a chamberorchestra.
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A sinfonietta usually denotes a somewhat smaller orchestra (though still not a chamberorchestra).
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Amongst her works are pieces for solo piano, piano and voice, percussion, chamberorchestra, choir and symphony orchestra.
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The organization consists of a chamberorchestra of period instruments and a small vocal ensemble.
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In addition to that, more proficient musicians may opt to audition for the chamberorchestra, which challenges students with a considerably advanced repertoire.
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Berglund's conducting career began in 1949, when he founded his own chamberorchestra.
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The competition is divided in two sections: instrumental compositions for chamberorchestra and electroacustic music.
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He left compositions for chamberorchestra and orchestra, vocal and one electronic composition.
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Sectional pieces were introduced in an attempt to give everyone a chance to play, before the decision was made to start a chamberorchestra to increase the possible range.
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One consists of chamberorchestra pieces, both traditional and newer, and the other is a collection of poetry and readings, punctuated with sounds of traditional instruments.
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As a composer he wrote symphonies and other works for full or string orchestra, for string quartet, solo voice, chamberorchestra with winds, as well as voices.
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The band is known for its distinctive, chamberorchestra sound, created using cello and violin as the primary lead instruments, augmented by double bass, acoustic guitar and occasionally piano.
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Sometimes meeting as a chamberorchestra with conductor, but also formed as smaller chamber ensembles, they meet just a few times each year to create bespoke performance and education projects.
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The orchestra has since accumulated an extensive discography, and is one of the most recorded chamber orchestras in the world, with over 500 sessions.
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The ensemble is made up of 10 to 13 vocalists and partners frequently with a variety of professional chamber orchestras made up of period instruments.
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The album featured chamber orchestras, choirs, hushed vocals, microbeats made from household sounds, and personal, vulnerable themes.
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There are several chamber orchestras which focus on works for smaller ensembles.
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It is now widely regarded as one of the world's leading chamber orchestras.
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The orchestration, which is balanced between strings and winds, lends itself to small chamber orchestras, as well as larger ensembles.
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He has written music for the chamber orchestras, e.i.
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He has also played as a guest soloist with several symphonic and chamber orchestras.
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He became a member of local chamber orchestras, writing material for their repertoires.
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The kiosk and park host cultural activities such as popular bands, chamber orchestras and dance classes.
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They are young, but established musicians, having experience as soloists or members of different chamber orchestras, performing at home and abroad.
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The concerts are given by a broad range of performers that include local musicians, young professionals, university students, choirs, chamber orchestras, brass bands, and more.
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The institution has its own symphonic and chamber orchestras, several chamber music ensembles, and a theater company.
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