| Capital, displaced from its traditional role as orchestrator of productive co-operation, thus tends to take the form of an apparatus of capture. |
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| But it is a big task to install him as orchestrator with so little hands-on experience. |
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| For music written at that time, it is very old-fashioned, but there's no denying that an expert melodist and orchestrator are at work here. |
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| He was a superb melodist and a brilliant orchestrator, with fine feeling for the human voice, and his works rise consistently above the operetta norm. |
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| He was likewise the more sensitive orchestrator, and in the last three symphonies he greatly expanded the role of the brasses. |
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| The orchestrator of this state terrorism is the 77-year-old dictator Robert Mugabe. |
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| After September 11, the regime which had given sanctuary to the orchestrator of the attacks had to be punished. |
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| At the back, meanwhile, Wael Gomaa is the orchestrator of a solid and well-drilled unit. |
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| He remains one of the founding fathers of the New Orleans style, as well as the first real orchestrator in jazz history. |
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| Depending on how its role and its missions are perceived, HAS might be regarded as either an independent Agency or a central public policy orchestrator. |
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| Apart from his conducting record, which includes appearances with a great number of Canadian orchestras, Stéphane Laforest is also renowned for his talents as an orchestrator. |
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| Hopkins has also written music for the concert hall, in collaboration with Stephen Barton as orchestrator. |
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| Mahler was a fastidious and brilliant orchestrator. |
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| Wagner understood Mendelssohn's inventive powers as an orchestrator, as is shown in his own opera The Flying Dutchman, and, later, the French composers of the 20th century learned much from his grace and perfection of style. |
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| Some composers, notably Ennio Morricone, orchestrate their own scores themselves, without using an additional orchestrator. |
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| The film's orchestration started in the summer with Conrad Pope, the orchestrator on the first three Harry Potter films, collaborating with Desplat. |
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| Charu Singh plays the orchestrator who brings together otherworldly beings that populate the myths of Mahayana and Vajrayana Buddhism into her first book, Path of the Swan. |
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| Juliette Pochin combines a busy career as one of the most promising emerging young mezzo-sopranos with her work as a record producer, composer and orchestrator. |
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