The signature sound of Isaac Hayes laid the groundwork for the lush orchestrations of disco and the hip vocals of rap.
He commissioned symphonic orchestrations of traditional Andean music, such as this composition, "Romance of Guadal Cavir(ph), " performed with folksinger Enriquetta Olor(ph).
Most of the musicians have no history with the shifting and often elaborate orchestrations of the permanent floating showboat that is Bright Eyes.
Singer and guitarist Win Butler brought in the songs, and with help from this band of seemingly rocket fueled, multi-instrumentalists, they created ingenious orchestrations.
In the past decade we have been bombarded by manufactured celebrities, empty "reality" phonies and "viral" rages that turn out to be well-planned orchestrations.
The molecular dance in biological beings is one of the most fascinating orchestrations in the micro-world, and the processes governing this tango are unanimously acknowledged to be mysteriously byzantine.
"Matilda" earned nominations for choreography, Matthew Warchus' directing, Chris Nightingale's orchestrations, best book by Dennis Kelly, Tim Minchin for lyrics and songs, and Bertie Carvel for best leading role in a musical.
Graeme Jenkins, in his final performance as the company's music director, steadily paced Mr. Argento's mercurial orchestrations, which ranged from the delicate chimes that transported us into the past to grandly colorful, Debussy-like effusions.
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His gifts as a colorist are obvious in paintings that range from orchestrations of brooding "noncolors" off-blacks, infinitely varied grays, luminous browns to explosions of delectable chroma: salmon pink, tender rose, subtle greens, acid yellow, plum purple, ethereal blues.
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