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orchestra

[awr-kuh-struh] / ˈɔr kə strə /
NOUN
symphony
Synonyms


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But we were miles from the railroad, and this was a full orchestra, with violins.

From Literature

The orchestra has never been much for anniversaries or holiday music, but it clearly is this season.

From Los Angeles Times

“How we do the show, musically, has not changed,” Walden said, adding that the Oscars are the last awards show to employ a live orchestra.

From Los Angeles Times

I assumed I would be safe, occupying an aisle seat in the murderously expensive prime orchestra during a press performance attended by critics.

From Los Angeles Times

Mr. Sharon’s theatrical world made space for the vastness of the emotional drama and thematic subtexts contained in Wagner’s music, and the orchestra and singers filled it with ease.

From The Wall Street Journal