The term "doubling" is often used in the woodwind section.

By all accounts the players - most important, the woodwind section - have embraced him.

It was scored for the string and woodwind sections of an orchestra.

The woodwind section in the original Broadway production is very different from the current licensed version.

Orchestras will also often, but not always, call for several members of the woodwind section to be multi-instrumentalists.

The main tune then passes on to a characterful woodwind section.

The clarinet plays the leading role, gradually dominating the woodwind section.

Through intricate doubling, the arranger can simulate the sound of a much larger woodwind section.

Musically, it combines a woodwind section and strings, both played in blocked chords.

The G major second movement provides a welcome relief with its slow, graceful melodies announced by the woodwind section.

"I'm a member of the woodwind section."

In the weeks before his dismissal, he sent letters to three members of the woodwind section expressing his dissatisfaction with their performance.

And regarding the culprits from the woodwind section, marching bands routinely field multiple piccolos.

Then we got the woodwind section and brass, and it got more edgy."

The 28-strong band won the bell-lyre and woodwind sections and their drill was judged the best.

This is symbolized by the repeated "A"'s at the end of the final movement in the string and upper woodwind sections.

"Molly on the Shore" mostly features the woodwind section of the band, especially the clarinets and saxophones.

Similarly, the principal oboe is considered the leader of the woodwind section, and is the player to whom all others tune.

An orchestra is an instrumental ensemble usually composed of string, brass, and woodwind sections, sometimes with a percussion section.

The teams consist of the command team, the ceremonial unit, the popular ensemble, brass section and woodwind section.

Woodwind section.

Other companies that have a more pronounced brass and woodwind section will play more marches such as Aces High.

His songs evoke images of a bygone era: a carnival organ on one track, a melancholy woodwind section on another.

Sheledon glowered from the woodwind section: he'd've sung the part himself, but he hadn't the voice for it.

Many of the other orchestras competing at the festival were much bigger, and had percussion or woodwind sections, in addition to string sections.

He ran out into the street as the woodwinds were going by.

Woodwind instruments have changed a lot since the old times.

The four woodwind principals have around 75 years of service between them.

She played woodwind as a child and began to compose at an early age.

She said something to a woodwind, and in turning, looked the audience over without making a point of it.

The orchestra sounds full and clear, with particularly fine woodwinds.

We can say: "the first part of the movement is played just by the woodwind instruments".

I am a woodwind player and retired high school band director.

At the beginning of the second movement, the woodwinds go up and down, in thirds.

But the woodwind players often have the hardest time clearing security.

The woodwinds play their final line, and the brass finally cooperate.

He added woodwinds to the band and continued to serve as its director until his death in 1880.

The woodwinds were a firm ensemble, with a big range of character.

No percussionists or woodwind players are on the team, he said.

In old times, a duck call was a very simple woodwind instrument.

The flute and woodwinds take over this theme in turn.

Anna could hear the woodwind player's practice from well down the corridor.

Such a body of players would have drowned out several passages in the woodwinds.

The term "doubling" is often used in the woodwind section.

Orchestra has 4 each of the woodwinds, and 3 additional horns.

The construction differs from that of practically all other woodwinds.

The woodwind player nodded, then let her mount drop back.

He opened up and started to play it back, woodwinds and all.

The music is glorious: 18 woodwinds playing songs of 25 birds.

By all accounts the players - most important, the woodwind section - have embraced him.