Philharmonia Orchestra - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The Philharmonia Orchestra is an orchestra based in London. Since 1995 it has been based in the Royal Festival Hall. In Britain it is also the resident orchestra at De Montfort ...
Florida Philharmonic Orchestra - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The Florida Philharmonic Orchestra (or FPO, founded in 1985 as the Philharmonic Orchestra of Florida) was a symphony orchestra based in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, and serving the ...
Baltimore Symphony Orchestra - Home
Performs a variety of works, in classical, "superpops", and family formats. Biographies of staff and performers, a music education section, and online concert listings and ticket ...
orchestra - Hutchinson encyclopedia article about orchestra
orchestra. Large group of musicians playing together on different instruments. In Western music, an orchestra is usually based on the bowed, stringed instruments of the violin ...
Orchestra - Simple English Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
An orchestra is a group of musicians playing instruments together. They usually play classical music. A large orchestra is sometimes called a "symphony orchestra" and a small ...
New Orleans Jazz Orchestra
The New Orleans Jazz Orchestra (NOJO) is a performing arts institution dedicated to creating and presenting authentic, engaging and transformative Jazz experiences for audiences ...
Instruments of the Orchestra
After you get the latest version of Flash, you'll be able to play around with the Instruments of the Orchestra! The Instruments of the Orchestra are organized into four families ...
The Cleveland Orchestra
THIS WEEK: Weilerstein Plays Dvořák Electrifying hometown cellist, Alisa Weilerstein performs Dvořák’s heartfelt Cello Concerto, plus the powerful theme from 2001: A Space ...
orchestra definition of orchestra in the Free Online Encyclopedia.
Instrumental ensemble of varying size and composition. Today the term orchestra usually refers to the traditional large Western ensemble of bowed stringed instrument s with brass ...
