The phrase
"full orchestra" refers to a large group of musicians playing various instruments together, including strings, woodwinds, brass, and percussion. It creates a rich and powerful sound, often heard in classical music or film scores.
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Synonyms for individual words can be found below.
«full»
«orchestra»
Sentences with «full orchestra»
- The arrangement with full orchestra really keeps the track fun with some swanky movements, quick piano notes, bongo percussion and a penny whistle finish just like when you complete a level in the game. (originalsoundversion.com)
- GR: Speaking of full orchestra, when you first started, there were so many constraints on what game music could be. (gamesradar.com)
- I even quoted the melody in my undergraduate final project (I was a music composition major) which was a piece for full orchestra. (gameological.com)
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