orchestrating
To orchestrate something is to plan and organize it. You might orchestrate a dinner party, or you might orchestrate a play.
He is orchestrating a birthday party for his friend.
She is orchestrating a play for her school.
To orchestrate something is to plan and organize it. You might orchestrate a dinner party, or you might orchestrate a play.
He is orchestrating a birthday party for his friend.
She is orchestrating a play for her school.
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To arrange or score music for performance by an orchestra.
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To compose or arrange orchestral music for a dramatic performance.
verb
To arrange or direct diverse elements to achieve a desired effect
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The music was orchestrated by the famous musician.
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The orchestration of Wissing's music is refined and powerful.
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The orchestration is credited to Mily Balakirev.
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She now orchestrates the quilting group.
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She orchestrated the song and conducted the orchestra.
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He never wrote an orchestration of the piece.
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The orchestration was created with help of a kappelmeister of the theatre.
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The rest of the orchestration was done by Alan Boustead.
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There are differences in the orchestration of the non choral movements.
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This article needs a description of the orchestration of the work.