Orchestrate (verb)

1. Arrange (a piece of music) for performance by an orchestra.
2. Arrange or coordinate the elements of (something) so as to produce a desired effect.

Origin:

Early 17th century (in the sense "write or arrange music for an orchestra"): from french orchestrer, from orchestre "orchestra", from greek orkhestra, from orkheisthai "dance in a chorus".

Examples:

1. The composer orchestrated the symphony for a full orchestra.
2. The concertmaster orchestrated the performance of the piece.
3. He orchestrated a campaign to raise money for the new school.
4. She orchestrated a surprise party for her husband's birthday.
5. The manager orchestrated a merger between the two companies.