Příklady orchestral

• Among the few extended orchestral passages in the opera, perhaps the most substantial is the journey at the beginning of the second act.

• As such it is a practical guide which yields considerable insight into the culture and craft of orchestral playing.

• The structural repeat is transposed, varied and redistributed, and an agile coda has the soloist in cahoots with its orchestral counterparts.

• The orchestral part in bars 34-5 is confined to two harmonised echoes of the voice's db -eb ascent in bar 33.

• To save the hypothesis, one might have to limit its application to cases where the orchestral music has only an expressive function.

• The final refrain is expanded with more hymn-like authority, yet the sudden tonic triad which concludes the colourful orchestral coda is deceptively affirmative.

• And, inevitably, certain movements set aside for solo dancers were played by a solo instrumentalist with light orchestral accompaniment.

• It is perceptually important, as it helps the singer's voice to be heard when the orchestral accompaniment is loud.

• Usually this is punctuated by orchestral chords, although sometimes the accompaniment is more extended.

• In films relating to opera, highlights from the opera's orchestral music were often used to accompany the image on the screen for additional effect.

• Along with this expansiveness is a new, more complex relationship between vocal and orchestral parts.

• Composed ten operas and a wealth of orchestral, piano, choral and vocal music, a little of which is now being recorded.

• In the 1924-25 season there were 451 orchestral concerts.

• They are also qualities which emerge from the interview extracts with the other orchestral musicians, which are used effectively to support and illustrate the material.

• The pieces on this disc, particularly the orchestral ones, show a composer still in search of his full maturity.