reorchestrate
verb
re·or·ches·trate
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reorchestrated;
reorchestrating
Definition of reorchestrate
: to orchestrate (something) again or anew
By bringing together the heroes of several well-known stories and reorchestrating their adventures, the authors have created a kind of fairy tale of their own …— Michiko Kakutani
especially
: to compose or arrange (music) in a new or different way
Although they did not reorchestrate the music, they cut and rearranged so much of it that large parts of the opera were unrecognizable. — Stanley Kauffman
Other Words from reorchestrate
reorchestration
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noun,
plural reorchestrations
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noun,
plural reorchestrations
Choreographed in 2011 by former Diablo ballerina Tina Kay Bohnstedt, it's set to a reorchestration of Frank Sinatra's signature song …
— Claudia Bauer
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