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orchestral

[awr-kes-truhl] / ɔrˈkɛs trəl /


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Although Rosalía's album has fueled a mainstream conversation about classical music, with younger listeners getting involved, she's not the first pop artist to employ orchestral sounds in her work.

From BBC

“Anthology 4” also features a generous selection of George Martin’s orchestral work, including his scores for “Strawberry Fields Forever,” “I Am the Walrus,” and “Something,” among others.

From Salon

SCO combines professional musicians with skilled amateurs and talented students to perform a mix of traditional orchestral music and compositions by historically underrepresented composers.

From Seattle Times

In the Abbey, soaring orchestral and choral music followed, while cheers erupted from a crowd gathered in front of Buckingham Palace, as the boom of the gun salute marked King Charles’s crowning.

From New York Times

The film’s original score blends electronic and orchestral music, and acts as an indicator of Carmen’s justified paranoia, entering in moments when her routines are most disturbed.

From New York Times