The phrase "a lovely score" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a musical composition or a piece of music that is particularly enjoyable or well-crafted.
Example: "The film's emotional depth was enhanced by a lovely score that perfectly complemented the visuals."
Alternatives: "a beautiful score" or "an exquisite score".
Fasth, who is seeking his first European Tour title since 2007, said: "It is a lovely score.
It was a pity about the Britten, a lovely score for oboe and strings that is hardly ever played.
This classic story of a soulful, alcoholic husband who dreams of making it big as a singer is blessed with a lovely score by Arthur Schwartz and Dorothy Fields from the golden age of Broadway.
The musical, which is scheduled to play on Monday, Thursday and Saturday, "was fun and moving and very current, all of which spoke to us, plus it has a lovely score and wonderful characters," said Elena Holy, the festival's artistic director.
For "Winter's Bone," she used film, videotape and stills to document the daily routines of several Ozark families, then built them into the movie's junky, atmospheric beauty with the high-resolution Red digital camera currently favored by filmmakers with small budgets, and a lovely score punctuated by the slow banjo that dominates Missouri folk culture.
A touching ending caps a quite wonderful journey, one that's greatly enhanced by Jimi Jones' fine camera work and a lovely score by Ed Harcourt.
Magdalena Llamas, a mezzo-soprano, gave a lovely account of the score's single vocal movement, the "Song of the Cuckoo".
That was probably for the best: she gave a lovely account of this complicated score.
Those strings gave a lovely account of Stravinsky's ballet score "Apollo," chastely classical despite rather soupy solos from the concertmaster here, Nicolas Danielson.
Accompanied by taped excerpts from the lovely score Prokofiev composed for a three-act "Cinderella," this version moved swiftly along.
Chita Rivera lends an air of authentic glamour, Jim Norton is a cutup as the music-hall proprietor, and the young cast sings the lovely score with great skill (2 35).
