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Orchestrated   Listen
adjective
orchestrated  adj.  
1.
Arranged for performance by an orchestra; of a musical composition.
2.
Coordinated to achieve a maximal effect; of actions of a group.






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"Orchestrated" Quotes from Famous Books



... were American for many years prior to the Revolution. He composed operas at the age of twelve, and has used many of these immature ideas with advantage in the later years. He began the serious study of music at the age of sixteen, Kelley being his principal teacher. His first opera, composed and orchestrated before he became of age, was entitled "The First Lieutenant." It was produced in 1889 at the Tivoli Opera House in San Francisco, where most of the critics spoke highly of its instrumental and Oriental color, some of the scenes being laid ...
— Contemporary American Composers • Rupert Hughes



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