Sentence examples for an eclectic score from inspiring English sources
Albarn has assembled an eclectic score that ranges from Vertigo to Peter Grimes.
Completed in 1927, during Stravinsky's Neo-Classical period, "Oedipus Rex," set to a Latin libretto, is an eclectic score with stylistic references to composers including Debussy and Handel.
For much of the way, though, the film is subtle, even obscure, and has an eclectic score of a kind we associate with Kubrick.
Wallace Shawn's libretto — in his signature style — is both erudite and raw, which his brother lightly clothes in an eclectic score redolent of the three Ss: Satie, Stravinsky, and Schoenberg.
But "Anna Nicole," with a witty libretto by Richard Thomas and an eclectic score, is a brilliant, outrageous and, finally, quite moving work that treats Smith as an unlikely tragic heroine.
"Wild Sweet Love" is more typical: ebullient, overflowing with ideas and feeling, and closely responsive to an eclectic score that jumps from Mendelssohn to the Partridge Family to Queen.
In "Asunder," a new dance to an arranged, eclectic score, a central figure (Amos Pinhasi) appears to be tormented by five alter egos.
The work is no historical curiosity but a beguiling and innovative opera with an unabashedly eclectic score.
Mr. Wallace's music for his best-known work, the 1995 opera "Harvey Milk," seemed a motley collection of sources and styles fashioned into a stylistically eclectic score lacking a strong profile.
The quartet began with a collaborative work of its own, "Seven Steps" (2011), an inventively eclectic score that touches briefly on jazz and makes its way through a few modal turns and energetic folk-fiddling passages before settling into a slowly morphing, lightly dissonant shimmer.
November 14 2013 November 16 201313 Like "Political Mother," the last work by the Israeli-born, London-based choreographer to reach New York, "Sun" features vigorous, eclectic movement set to a vigorous, eclectic score by Shechter himself.
