Sentence examples for a charming score from inspiring English sources
David Evans has written a charming score, including a recurring flute solo representing Niki's call.
Shostakovich's tense music often evokes scurrying footsteps and paranoid shadows, but he also composed a charming score for a cartoon called "The Silly Little Mouse," which the Brooklyn Philharmonic, conducted by Alan Pierson, performed during its season-opening concert in Brighton Beach on Thursday evening.
The most famous of these was the ballet "Red Detachment of Women," which has a kitschily charming score in a light-classical vein, with an array of native-Chinese sounds.
That doesn't really help ease the lingering germophobia caused by the subway germs study earlier this year, but at least the video has a charming chiptune score to keep things positive.
Bartlett Sher, whose Met productions can teeter between spirited and frenetic, directs; Maurizio Benini conducts the burbling, effortlessly charming score.
Lamb calls it Offenbach's "most charming" score.
This, despite the inclusion of the charming score (but with additional lyrics by Carter Beane and arranger David Chase), is absolutely not Rodgers and Hammerstein's Cinderella.
The opera was Dvorak's "Rusalka," a charming, sumptuously scored fairy-tale setting from 1901, presented in a popular 1993 storybook tableau by Otto Schenk and Günter Schneider-Siemssen.
Somewhere in "Seussical" are the vestiges of a charming, unpretentious show, with a blithe, hummable score, about the transforming powers of imagination.
In the 1950s Schultze composed many more film scores, including Max und Moritz, a "charming fairy tale" which he also co-directed and in which he starred.
