Examples of using Orchestration in English and their translations into Russian
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A valid theoretical underpinning is particularly important for the orchestration of efforts.
I will need to work on the orchestration.
where he studies with composition and orchestration with Charles Koechlin.
What is most notable, though, is not the tune but the orchestration.
The carrier of the inner feelings of a non-objective compositions of Kandinsky became coloristic and compositional orchestration, implemented pictorial means- color,
Orchestration is modeled by a white-box pool in BPMN; it may also
increase the performance of an existing application called the Co-Simulation Orchestration Engine performing co-simulations.
The orchestration is transparent- ascetic,
yet deep and melodic orchestration into existence without wasting a single note.
BPMS mostly focus on modeling the internal logic of the processes(orchestration), it's poorly suited for interprocess communication modeling process choreography.
Ennio Morricone brings a very simple, yet deep and melodic orchestration into existence without wasting a single note.
Chaplin commended the orchestration and arrangement of the music to professionals- Arthur Johnston
where his teachers included Carmelo Bernaola(composition and orchestration) and Enrique García Asensio conducting.
You're sort of the orchestration director for the Legend of Zelda music, aren't you?
It makes no sense to get into the orchestration until you have got a clear picture of processes interconnections by data flows and messages.
a fine dramatic sense and brilliant orchestration.
the setting up of centralized orchestration systems like Puppet or Ansible stay a
Hadley also completed the orchestration of the final movement after the composer's death in March 1938.
Obradović authored the textbook An Introduction to orchestration(Uvod u orkestraciju)(University of Arts, Belgrade, 1978),
styles(recorded by professional musicians), and a unique"Cover" function for real-time orchestration.