trumpet and strings造句

• The voice is accompanied by an obbligato trumpet and strings, reminiscent of the opening movement.
• Most recently Russian composer, Rodion Shchedrin has written a concerto for violin, trumpet and string orchestra, dedicated to Philippe.
• The score was Shostakovich's Concerto for Piano, Trumpet and Strings; Robert Heindel designed the childlike house on the backdrop.
• So in exactly eight measures he engineered a tremendous upward scamper by flutes, oboes, clarinets, French horns, trumpets and strings.
• The accompanying ensemble consists of : flute, oboe, clarinet, bassoon, horn, trumpet and strings ( small string orchestra ).
• With its interplay between trumpet and strings, " Misterios " recalls such Davis albums as " Miles Ahead " and " Sketches of Spain ."
• Sharp wit scores a better effect in the companion performance, a rollicking sweep through the Concerto for Piano, Trumpet and Strings with Mikhail Rudy and Ole Edvard Antonsen as soloists.
• Among his works are four concertos, one each for violin ( 1939 ), neoclassical " Capricorn Concerto " for flute, oboe, trumpet and string orchestra ( 1944 ).
• According to Nimbus Records Ltd . ( 1994 ), one of the composer's more significant works is the " Concerto in E-flat for Trumpet and Strings ".
• Arrieu composed concertos for piano ( 1932 ), two pianos ( 1934 ), two concertos for violin ( 1938 and 1949 ), for flute ( 1946 ), trumpet and strings ( 1965 ).
• Among the works of the prolific composer Alan Hovhaness may be noted " Prayer of St . Gregory " for trumpet and strings, though it is not a concerto in the usual sense of the term.
• 13 May 1981 : Last concert as a member for Ian Balmain, who, with fellow trumpeter Simon Blore ( who also forged a career in music ), performs Vivaldi s concerto for two trumpets and strings.
• The Preludio was also transcribed by Bach for obbligato organ, oboes, trumpets and strings in the opening sinfonia of the cantata " ", in D major, and was used as an introduction to the second part of the cantata " ".
• Although originally written as a purely instrumental work for trumpet and strings, Saint-Preux heard the French singer, Danielle Licari rehearsing in another studio and decided to record it with her voice taking the part of the trumpet using a vocalise technique ( similar to scat singing in jazz ).