Collocations withorchestra
These are words often used in combination withorchestra.
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entire orchestra
They range from breadcrumb, cream liqueur and pizza-base manufacturers to a company that developed an automatic cattle dewormer and, for the first time, an entire orchestra.
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full orchestra
The art of sound reproduction proposes to bring a full orchestra into our living room.
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jazz orchestra
It only becomes jazz when it is played on a jazz orchestra.
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live orchestra
A live orchestra was present, and the atmosphere was absolutely outstanding.
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major orchestra
This determination is shown, for example, through some professors leaving the conservatoire early, without gaining a qualification, so that they could take up a post in a major orchestra.
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orchestra leader
His civilian occupation was listed as blacksmith, band or orchestra leader, or musician.
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philharmonic orchestra
In most instances, there are more "fiddles" in the wholesale marketing of horticultural products than there are in a philharmonic orchestra.
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professional orchestra
A professional orchestra in a theatre that had the good fortune to have an orchestra pit would still not cause the society to forfeit its immunity.
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regional orchestra
I have the highest regard for the excellence of our regional orchestras and for the opportunities they create for more people to enjoy music.
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string orchestra
This long and painful scene is set throughout in recitative, accompanied by the full five-part string orchestra.
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symphonic orchestra
It is a symphonic orchestra that includes a big jazz band.
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virtual orchestra
The concept of a virtual orchestra binds together many fields of science, ranging from acoustics and music theory to computer graphics and human behaviour.
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youth orchestra
The youth orchestra really did become a social epicentre.
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