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orchestral

[awr-kes-truhl] / ɔrˈkɛs trəl /


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The song’s climax — Estrada’s lustrous voice intertwined with a swelling orchestral arrangement — will probably bring tears to your eyes.

From Los Angeles Times

Along the way, he wrote 1,907 pages of orchestral score; and even invented new instruments for the residents of the alien planet Pandora to play.

From BBC

Warm orchestral strings and Renshaw’s ghostly vocals serve as vehicles for big emotional builds over the scattered drums, painting a sonic picture of how messy the heavy moments can feel.

From Los Angeles Times

Previously, writer Richard Ashcroft had been forced to surrender all his royalties from the song, due to its sample of an orchestral cover of the Rolling Stones' The Last Time.

From BBC

For 15 years, Wild Up has been a crucial component in the grander L.A. vision of orchestral, operatic and dance reinvention.

From Los Angeles Times