Meanings of orchestral part in English

At first the grandeur and masterly execution of the orchestral part almost overwhelmed me.

Eugen D'Albert, who was present, was asked to accompany the orchestral part of the concerto on a second piano.

He insisted on adding an orchestral part to the completed score, describing the grand conflagration of the palace of Sardanapalus.

There the composer struggled to render the orchestral part and the solo line simultaneously with two hands on his piano.

Persuade Herbeck to send the score and the chorus and orchestral part of my "Prometheus" at once to C.F.

The great Fritz Kreisler was there and accompanied the young violinist, playing the orchestral part of the Mendelssohn Violin Concerto from memory.

One of Paul's contemporaries at the conservatory was Glenn Gould, who helped him rehearse the concerto by playing the orchestral part on another piano.

In these sketches the vocal part was always written out in full, while the orchestral part was roughly indicated in two or more additional staves.

He composed a chorus for a few amateurs and all the orchestral parts.

Here are the printed scores with the orchestral parts.

Besides this the voice and orchestral parts which were used at the Wartburg are no longer available.

We had scores copied for actual performances on the stage and portions of orchestral parts of incalculable value.

Some months are still necessary for the copying and publishing of the score together with the orchestral parts.

Tavary and Signor Campanini, and Mr. Damrosch, not having the orchestral parts, played the accompaniments upon a pianoforte.

What amazes her most about these first few minutes as Angelique is how well she knows the orchestral parts.

Excuse me for not having been willing to send you the orchestral parts to the "Turkish Capriccio."