orchestric Synonyms
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orchestric Meaning
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orchestric (a.)
Orchestral.
orchestric Sentence Examples
- The symphony orchestra's orchestric performance captivated the audience with its harmonious melodies.
- The conductor wielded his baton, orchestrating the symphony's orchestric interpretation of the composer's masterpiece.
- The orchestric arrangement of the opera seamlessly blended the voices and instruments, creating a powerful emotional experience.
- The orchestra's orchestric precision transformed the simple notes into an intricate symphony of sound.
- The orchestric score for the film provided an evocative backdrop that enhanced the emotional impact of the story.
- The chamber orchestra's orchestric rendition of classical works showcased the beauty and subtlety of the compositions.
- The youth orchestra performed an ambitious orchestric piece, demonstrating their technical proficiency and musical maturity.
- The orchestric layout of the concert hall ensured that every nuance of the performance reached the audience.
- The conductor's orchestric vision unified the orchestra, resulting in a cohesive and captivating performance.
- The orchestric brilliance of the solo violinist left the audience in awe and wonder.
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Orchestral.
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The symphony orchestra's orchestric performance captivated the audience with its harmonious melodies.
The conductor wielded his baton, orchestrating the symphony's orchestric interpretation of the composer's masterpiece.
The orchestric arrangement of the opera seamlessly blended the voices and instruments, creating a powerful emotional experience.
The orchestra's orchestric precision transformed the simple notes into an intricate symphony of sound.
