orchestration

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Several of his pieces reflect the importance of Byrd, most explicitly “Two Motets,” an orchestration of “Bow thine Ear” and “Miserere mei, Deus.”

From New York Times

Miles also saw “The Light in the Piazza” on Broadway, and said she immediately noticed the “sweeping orchestration and beautiful vocals and this really human story of love and grief and regret.”

From New York Times

A live, televised town hall would only serve to legitimize and normalize his sexual predations and orchestration of the January 6, 2021, coup attempt.

From Salon

His first credit was for some of the orchestrations for “Peg,” a 1983 autobiographical one-woman show starring the singer Peggy Lee.

From New York Times

While the amassing of nominations gives important bragging rights to some shows, musicals always top the charts because they are eligible in more categories — such as orchestrations, score and book — than plays.

From Washington Post