Sentence examples for an evocative score from inspiring English sources

Aided by an evocative score, played live, Szeinblum keeps up the kinetic interest while sustaining the mood.

"The Uninvited" continues to be celebrated by film buffs for Russell's performance, the atmospherics and an evocative score that yielded the standard "Stella by Starlight".

As the man flees his house, the show turns into a phantasmagoria which uses projections, shadow puppetry, more conventional puppetry and an evocative score by Rachael Dease to conjure up a welter of conflicting emotions.

A work in progress, "Bottom of a Kiss Floating," set six dancers in a lush visual environment, courtesy of Marilys Ernst's wonderfully shifting video projections and an evocative score that included Bjork and Christopher Lancaster.

It also featured an evocative score by Bernard Herrmann and a philosophical screenplay by Edmund North with a subtext drenched in the dread of nuclear war all of which contributed to the belief among many film historians that The Day the Earth Stood Still was the preeminent science-fiction movie of the decade.

That said, Schoenberg's atonal idiom clearly influenced composers like Herrmann, even in the relatively tame "Melodram: La Belle Dame Sans Merci" (1934), an original work for radio combining Keats's poem (read here by the actor Michael Wager) with an evocative score in a style that could be called Hollywood Impressionism.

"California," which will be seen at the Brooklyn Academy of Music's Next Wave Festival in December, was enhanced by an emotionally evocative score by Jonathan Bepler, a composer who has worked with other choreographers and is also known for his music in films by the artist Matthew Barney.

Worth a listen: David Shire's evocative score for solo piano.

Accompanied by the trumpeter Nate Wooley's spare, evocative score, performed on a mostly dark stage, she and Charlotte Gibbons and Natalie Green wielded handheld lights to delicious effect, using their bodies alternately to shield and reflect the bright beams.

It's the broader message of jazz carried by Guaraldi's evocative score and how a nearly 50-year-old cartoon acts as a potential gateway drug for any generation that falls under its spell.

Still, there is a sameness to this variety, and especially to the work's tone, which is heavily indebted to Szymon Brzoska's yearning, darkly evocative score, performed live behind an onstage scrim by the Mosaic String Quartet and the pianist Aaron Wunsch.