to reorchestrate

Examples

• All

• After feedback from musicians, she chose to reorchestrate the piece for woodwinds and strings.

• The composer will reorchestrate the symphony for a smaller ensemble.

• The composer decided to reorchestrate the symphony to suit a smaller chamber group.

• They will reorchestrate the musical to give it a more modern sound for the new production.

• The conductor decided to reorchestrate the symphony for a larger ensemble to better showcase the instruments.

• She plans to reorchestrate the original score to include more woodwind instruments for the performance.

• After receiving feedback, the composer will reorchestrate the piece to enhance the harmonies and dynamics.

Synonyms

R

to rearrange

vsto reorchestrate

48 2.1

To move things so they are in a new order

applies this change especially to music to fit many instruments together

A

to arrange

vsto reorchestrate

26 4.6

To change a song or other work so it can be performed in a new way

centres on doing that again specifically to suit large instrument groups

T

to transcribe

vsto reorchestrate

• Specialized

1 5.1

To rewrite music so it can be played on a different instrument

is used when redoing music mainly to fit many instruments together

R

to retranscribe

vsto reorchestrate

• Specialized

7.5

To change a piece of music so different instruments can play it

focuses on redoing music specifically for large groups of instruments

Antonyms

D

to disarrange

1 6.4

To make something messy or not in the right order

How Different

to rescore

• Specialized

6.5

to adapt

178 3.2

to arrange

26 4.6

to reorchestrate

• Specialized

1 8.0

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology