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chamber orchestra
noun
- a small orchestra, commonly of about 25 players.
chamber orchestra
noun
- a small orchestra consisting of about 25 players, used for the authentic performance of baroque and early classical music as well as modern music written specifically for a small orchestra
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Origin of chamber orchestra1
Example Sentences
In the course of his restless, mutable career, Gordon, 72, has written all kinds of music, from classical pieces for solo piano or chamber orchestra to dance scores and experimental operas.
But technology has evolved, and a new recording on Cedille, 鈥淎coustic Microtonal,鈥 illustrates to astonishing effect what this music might sound like if it were played by a chamber orchestra.
The music for 鈥淥nly Murders鈥 is equally refined, written for a chamber orchestra, and Khosla has added a new melody for French horn that is tied to Streep鈥檚 character.
Saturday night Anthony Parnther conducted a stirring concert of a student chamber orchestra at the Music Academy of the West.
The hourlong opera, for chamber orchestra and a cast of five, 鈥渋s a quest, like 鈥楢lice in Wonderland,鈥 or Voltaire鈥檚 鈥楥andide,鈥欌 Crimp said.
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