1. arranging or combining elements to achieve a desired effect
Usage: present participle of orchestrate
2. arranging music for performance by an orchestra
Usage: musical context

Examples

• The CEO is orchestrating a major company restructuring.
• She spent months orchestrating the perfect wedding celebration.
• The composer is orchestrating his piano piece for full symphony.
• They accused him of orchestrating the entire scandal.
• The conductor is orchestrating Beethoven’s original piano sonata.
• The politician was orchestrating support for the new bill.
• He’s orchestrating a surprise party for his sister’s birthday.