Orchestral
Orchestral adjective - Relating to or composed for an orchestra.
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Vocal and orchestral are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Vocal" instead an adjective "Orchestral".
Vocal
Vocal adjective - Expressed or communicated by voice.
Orchestral and vocal are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Orchestral" instead an adjective "Vocal".
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- Later pieces by him with orchestral openings included "Hymne/Sail", "Miserere/Rush Hour", and "Desiderium 207 / Mirage"(in which case it's an epic One-Woman Wail vocal opener).
Source: Epic Instrumental Opener - Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time has a "pop vocal" song in the credits, but because it's preceded by a lengthy orchestral piece, it fades out immediately after one verse and chorus have passed.
- The 1990-91 revival of To Tell the Truth used an orchestral instrumental version of the vocal theme from the 1969-78 version.
Source: Evolving Music
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