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Orchestral
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Orchestric
Orchestral
orchestrate
to write an orchestra score for of a musical composition
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orchestrated
Arranged for performance by an orchestra of a musical composition
Orchestre
See Orchestra
Concertante
A concert for two or more principal instruments with orchestral accompaniment Also adjectively as concertante parts
VerbarKapelle
A chapel hence the choir or orchestra of a princes chapel now a musical establishment usually orchestral
Music drama
character in general It involves the use of a kind of melodious declamation the development of leitmotif great orchestral elaboration and a fusion of poetry music action and scene into an organic whole The term is applied
Opera
an essential part a drama wholly or mostly sung consisting of recitative arias choruses duets trios etc with orchestral accompaniment preludes and interludes together with appropriate costumes scenery and action a lyric drama
Orchestration
The arrangement of music for an orchestra orchestral treatment of a composition called also instrumentation
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