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Orchestrated   Listen
adjective
orchestrated  adj.  
1.
Arranged for performance by an orchestra; of a musical composition.
2.
Coordinated to achieve a maximal effect; of actions of a group.





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"Orchestrated" Quotes from Famous Books



... season, and pronounced it "a finer work in every respect than the majority of the novelties which have come to us this season with French and English labels." Mr. Henry T. Finck, writing in the Evening Post, characterised the work as "an exquisitely conceived tone-poem, charmingly orchestrated and full of striking harmonic progressions." A year after the performance of the "Ophelia" in New York Mr. Van der Stucken produced its companion piece, "Hamlet." In April, 1888, at the first of a course of "pianoforte-concerto concerts" given by ...
— Edward MacDowell • Lawrence Gilman
... illuminated books and bits of glass had a heavy, sensuous appeal, which only the truly artistic can understand. They unlocked dark dream moods and pageants for her. She responded to them, lingered over them, experienced strange moods from them as from the orchestrated richness ...
— The Titan • Theodore Dreiser


Words linked to "Orchestrated" :   orchestra


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