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Meanings of orchestration in English
Study or practice of writing music for an orchestra.
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Usage of orchestration in English
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But perhaps their greatest threat comes through an orchestration of street violence.
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The one lifts the voice by the orchestration, the other submerges it.
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He has also been active as a teacher in harmony and orchestration.
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Hipkins said there have always been rumours but this smacked of orchestration.
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Of orchestral colour, of orchestration in the modern sense, there was little.
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This likely necessitates the orchestration of balanced, first-line and adaptive immune responses.
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He was a master of the violin before he took to orchestration.
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The song's adventurous orchestration and unsettling harmonics owe much to Dudgeon's ambition.
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While I admire the Tausig orchestration, these particlar octaves are hideously cacaphonic.
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The solo is complete, but much of the orchestration is merely sketched.
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Let him study harmony, counterpoint, form, and, if possible, composition and orchestration.
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You remember, Jacques, I told you what he said about your orchestration?
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Mitochondria play a pivotal role in the orchestration of cell death pathways.
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In 1871 he became professor of composition and orchestration at the Petrograd Conservatory.
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Indeed the vision I see is a beautiful orchestration of souls.
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Jernington was the professor with whom Claude studied orchestration in London.
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