Orchestration is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ORCHESTRATION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the arrangement of a musical composition for performance by an orchestra
• the arrangement or scoring of music for orchestral performance
• the planning or coordination of the elements of a situation to produce a desired effect, especially surreptitiously
• The arrangement of music for an orchestra; orchestral treatment of a composition; -- called also instrumentation.
• an arrangement of a piece of music for performance by an orchestra or band
• the act of arranging a piece of music for an orchestra and assigning parts to the different musical instruments
• an arrangement of events that attempts to achieve a maximum effect
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the arrangement of a musical composition for performance by an orchestra; orchestral treatment of a musical composition

Words related to ORCHESTRATION

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Words that contain ORCHESTRATION

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How to use ORCHESTRATION in a sentence

• His rhythms were novel and suggestive, and the originality and resource of his orchestration opened the eyes of Frenchmen to new worlds of beauty and expression.
• It embodies a curious experiment in orchestration, the violins being entirely absent from the score.
• He was an excellent musician, and the captivating melody of this genial little work is supplemented by excellent concerted writing and thoroughly sound orchestration.
• Charpentier owes much to Bruneau, but his music is more organic in quality, and his orchestration is infinitely superior.
• The score is richer and more solid than that of any of his earlier works, and the orchestration shows no falling off in ingenuity and resource.
• There is technical skill, too, in the treatment of the voices and in the orchestration, but hardly enough to reconcile an English audience to so offensive a book.
• The local colour is managed very skilfully, and the orchestration is novel and brilliant.
• The musical ideas are poor in quality, but the score is put together in a workmanlike manner, and the orchestration is often clever.
• The orchestration in the first act is often rather thin, and the plot lacks solidity.
• This orchestration is interesting, and I know it well for I have had it in hand.
• I have seen him sick in bed, in a most uncomfortable position, and still turning off pages of orchestration, which followed one another with disconcerting speed.
• There brilliancy is attained by huge choruses and vigorous orchestration and rhythms that continually verge on the vulgar.
• His remark about the clumsy orchestration long ago returned to roost.
• On the other hand, as there was no system of orchestration at that time, we might not learn much from the enumeration.
• His orchestration invariably produces all that is cloudy and diaphanous in each instrument.
• His orchestration is full of tricks and mannerisms that pall.
• In 1871 he became professor of composition and orchestration at the Petrograd Conservatory.
• His knowledge of orchestration had already been considerable, even remarkable.
• He had been working at his orchestration for hours every day.
• We are apt to think mainly of the distinguished beauty of his harmonies, until we remember his subtle counterpoint, or in turn the brilliancy of his orchestration.
• Most of us know nothing of orchestration or even the names of the different instruments.
• There may be no need for him to study orchestration or composition, but he must know the foundation and structure of the material of music.

Similar words containing ORCHESTRA without suffix tion

orchestra14 orchestral15 orchestras15 orchestrate16 orchestrally20 orchestrated18 orchestrater17 orchestrates17 orchestrator17 orchestralist18 orchestraters18 orchestrating19 orchestrators18 reorchestrate18 orchestralists19 orchestrations19 reorchestrated20 reorchestrates19 orchestrational20 overorchestrate23 reorchestrating21 reorchestration20 overorchestrati23 overorchestrates24 overorchestrated25 reorchestrations21 overorchestrating26

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