Sentences with phrase «elbphilharmonie philharmonic»
When philharmonic orchestras audition new members, they often have the candidates play their instruments behind a screen so the judges evaluate them on talent alone.
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It feels like he's assembled a philharmonic orchestra of fabulous talented individuals; brass, percussion, wind, etc..
The Albright Knox is just one example of the abundance of riches we have in Erie County including: nationally renowned museums; an amazing philharmonic orchestra; landmarks from architectural giants; and, a thriving theater scene other cities would love to have.
«An analogy would be: None of the instruments in the philharmonic sounds like the symphony.»
You are there to eat not to conduct the philharmonic!
Sure, most of the piece is lamenting the film's failure, but before wrapping up, Hood touches on his father's experience vying for a seat in a prestigious philharmonic and how his steadfastness got him past a major disappointment and onto a fantastic opportunity.
The opening of the new Elbphilharmonie philharmonic hall marks the start of a momentous year for Hamburg and a significant boost in the meeting and event offering in Germany's second city.
Live music appears to be on every corner whether you want top name pop bands, philharmonic concerts or folk music in a local pub.
Behold the National Forum of Music in Wroclaw — one of the best philharmonic halls in Europe.
Robert rauschenberg - new york philharmonic 150th anniversary: 150th anniversary, printed by ulaenew york philharmonic december 7, 1992printer's imprint: lincoln center / list art posters 1992reference in prestel rauschenbe...
James rosenquist - short cuts, 8th new york film festival: first edition poster designed and created by james rosenquist for the... more James rosenquist - short cuts, 8th new york film festival: first edition poster designed and created by james rosenquist for the 8th new york film festival held at the philharmonic hall since renamed the avery fisher hall, september 10th - 20th, 1970.
Back in December 2010 I learned about the Los Angeles Lawyers Philharmonic, a philharmonic orchestra made up solely of lawyers.
We reinvest in our people and don't build up huge surpluses and stuff, and so for us to be able to make a difference in the community, we weren't the big firm that could write $ 100,000 check to the ballet or the philharmonic, and so for us it became, what can we do that makes a difference?
Via the Legal Watercooler, I see that in Los Angeles there is a philharmonic orchestra made up solely of lawyers.
Perhaps surprisingly, Erie, with a population of under 200,000 has its own philharmonic, ballet and opera companies.
Perhaps surprisingly for a town of only 20,000, it supports a community and an equity theater company, an opera house, a philharmonic orchestra and a jazz orchestra.
The city has its own a thriving theater district as well as its own ballet, opera and philharmonic.
In addition, we have a world - class philharmonic orchestra, an unbelievable chamber orchestra, an opera, a ballet — we are «The Biggest Little City.»