Definition of string orchestra in English:

string orchestra

noun

An orchestra consisting only of string instruments of the violin family.
Example sentencesExamples
- The songs will be played by a string orchestra with choral singing and I hope the result will be deeply moving.
- We each took one more step, then stopped, as the string orchestra, tucked away in the corner nearest the dance floor, struck up the national anthem.
- Toward the end of his life, he arranged the Lachrymae for soloist and string orchestra as a favor to Cecil Aronowitz.
- The string orchestra tends to smooth everything over.
- The concert will feature soloists and a string orchestra performing a wide variety of songs from Leonard Bernstein to Handel.
- Part of its effect comes from Gubaidulina's unusual tuning of the string orchestra: half the players tune a quarter-tone lower.
- They blended well together and were sympathetically supported by the accompanying string orchestra, also standing to play.
- Its unusual scoring features a piano and string quartet against a string orchestra.
- The work is scored for strings (both a string orchestra and a quartet, spatially separated), vibraphones, celesta, bells, and harp.
- By using two choruses of winds that interact with a string orchestra, Handel achieves a spatial sound elucidating its own successful development.
- Legrand's score ranges from a sort of light cocktail-jazz perkiness to a lush 50s-style string orchestra ballad sound.
- The Triple Quartet exists in three versions: string quartet and tape (of the other two quartets), three string quartets, and string orchestra.
- The ensemble is similar also, mainly a string orchestra with which the soloists contrast clearly.
- Originally written for organ in 1945, McKay transcribed it for two string orchestras in 1962.
- In some cases, the composer himself arranged the music for string orchestra.
- Of the group, half had music training both from individual lessons and participation in their schools' string orchestras.
- She was not afraid to blend together banjos with string orchestras.
- Steger gives us five varied concerti on four instruments, and the string orchestra have two to themselves.
- Here, they are played by a full string orchestra - a change that Phoenix doesn't say anything about.
- Their father was the lead cellist in the SA Symphony Orchestra and conducted his own string orchestra.

Definition of string orchestra in US English:

string orchestra

nounstriNG ˈôrkəstrə

An orchestra consisting only of bowed string instruments of the violin family.
Example sentencesExamples
- Part of its effect comes from Gubaidulina's unusual tuning of the string orchestra: half the players tune a quarter-tone lower.
- She was not afraid to blend together banjos with string orchestras.
- Toward the end of his life, he arranged the Lachrymae for soloist and string orchestra as a favor to Cecil Aronowitz.
- Originally written for organ in 1945, McKay transcribed it for two string orchestras in 1962.
- In some cases, the composer himself arranged the music for string orchestra.
- The ensemble is similar also, mainly a string orchestra with which the soloists contrast clearly.
- The concert will feature soloists and a string orchestra performing a wide variety of songs from Leonard Bernstein to Handel.
- Legrand's score ranges from a sort of light cocktail-jazz perkiness to a lush 50s-style string orchestra ballad sound.
- Its unusual scoring features a piano and string quartet against a string orchestra.
- They blended well together and were sympathetically supported by the accompanying string orchestra, also standing to play.
- Their father was the lead cellist in the SA Symphony Orchestra and conducted his own string orchestra.
- The Triple Quartet exists in three versions: string quartet and tape (of the other two quartets), three string quartets, and string orchestra.
- Here, they are played by a full string orchestra - a change that Phoenix doesn't say anything about.
- Steger gives us five varied concerti on four instruments, and the string orchestra have two to themselves.
- The string orchestra tends to smooth everything over.
- By using two choruses of winds that interact with a string orchestra, Handel achieves a spatial sound elucidating its own successful development.
- We each took one more step, then stopped, as the string orchestra, tucked away in the corner nearest the dance floor, struck up the national anthem.
- The work is scored for strings (both a string orchestra and a quartet, spatially separated), vibraphones, celesta, bells, and harp.
- The songs will be played by a string orchestra with choral singing and I hope the result will be deeply moving.
- Of the group, half had music training both from individual lessons and participation in their schools' string orchestras.

单词	string orchestra
释义	Definition of string orchestra in English: string orchestra noun An orchestra consisting only of string instruments of the violin family. Example sentencesExamples The songs will be played by a string orchestra with choral singing and I hope the result will be deeply moving. We each took one more step, then stopped, as the string orchestra, tucked away in the corner nearest the dance floor, struck up the national anthem. Toward the end of his life, he arranged the Lachrymae for soloist and string orchestra as a favor to Cecil Aronowitz. The string orchestra tends to smooth everything over. The concert will feature soloists and a string orchestra performing a wide variety of songs from Leonard Bernstein to Handel. Part of its effect comes from Gubaidulina's unusual tuning of the string orchestra: half the players tune a quarter-tone lower. They blended well together and were sympathetically supported by the accompanying string orchestra, also standing to play. Its unusual scoring features a piano and string quartet against a string orchestra. The work is scored for strings (both a string orchestra and a quartet, spatially separated), vibraphones, celesta, bells, and harp. By using two choruses of winds that interact with a string orchestra, Handel achieves a spatial sound elucidating its own successful development. Legrand's score ranges from a sort of light cocktail-jazz perkiness to a lush 50s-style string orchestra ballad sound. The Triple Quartet exists in three versions: string quartet and tape (of the other two quartets), three string quartets, and string orchestra. The ensemble is similar also, mainly a string orchestra with which the soloists contrast clearly. Originally written for organ in 1945, McKay transcribed it for two string orchestras in 1962. In some cases, the composer himself arranged the music for string orchestra. Of the group, half had music training both from individual lessons and participation in their schools' string orchestras. She was not afraid to blend together banjos with string orchestras. Steger gives us five varied concerti on four instruments, and the string orchestra have two to themselves. Here, they are played by a full string orchestra - a change that Phoenix doesn't say anything about. Their father was the lead cellist in the SA Symphony Orchestra and conducted his own string orchestra. Definition of string orchestra in US English: string orchestra nounstriNG ˈôrkəstrə An orchestra consisting only of bowed string instruments of the violin family. Example sentencesExamples Part of its effect comes from Gubaidulina's unusual tuning of the string orchestra: half the players tune a quarter-tone lower. She was not afraid to blend together banjos with string orchestras. Toward the end of his life, he arranged the Lachrymae for soloist and string orchestra as a favor to Cecil Aronowitz. Originally written for organ in 1945, McKay transcribed it for two string orchestras in 1962. In some cases, the composer himself arranged the music for string orchestra. The ensemble is similar also, mainly a string orchestra with which the soloists contrast clearly. The concert will feature soloists and a string orchestra performing a wide variety of songs from Leonard Bernstein to Handel. Legrand's score ranges from a sort of light cocktail-jazz perkiness to a lush 50s-style string orchestra ballad sound. Its unusual scoring features a piano and string quartet against a string orchestra. They blended well together and were sympathetically supported by the accompanying string orchestra, also standing to play. Their father was the lead cellist in the SA Symphony Orchestra and conducted his own string orchestra. The Triple Quartet exists in three versions: string quartet and tape (of the other two quartets), three string quartets, and string orchestra. Here, they are played by a full string orchestra - a change that Phoenix doesn't say anything about. Steger gives us five varied concerti on four instruments, and the string orchestra have two to themselves. The string orchestra tends to smooth everything over. By using two choruses of winds that interact with a string orchestra, Handel achieves a spatial sound elucidating its own successful development. We each took one more step, then stopped, as the string orchestra, tucked away in the corner nearest the dance floor, struck up the national anthem. The work is scored for strings (both a string orchestra and a quartet, spatially separated), vibraphones, celesta, bells, and harp. The songs will be played by a string orchestra with choral singing and I hope the result will be deeply moving. Of the group, half had music training both from individual lessons and participation in their schools' string orchestras.
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