Sentence examples for astonishing score from inspiring English sources
Though no one sings in "Michaels Reise," there is intense musical drama because of the astonishing score.
That's the essence of this 1970 show which boasts the most astonishing score of any Stephen Sondheim work, and at the same time a book demonstrating an almost complete lack of commitment to coherent narrative.
A collaboration by the PLO film unit's Mustafa Abu Ali, the Lebanese director Jean Chamoun, and the Italian film-maker Pino Adriano, with an astonishing score by the renowned composer Mustafa al Kurd, it has been resynchronised to the original Arabic audio track.
His hands still trembling, he shouted a few expletives and raced to upload his footage on YouTube, where the online world had already been tipped off to his accomplishment when his astonishing score was automatically uploaded to an Xbox Live leader board.
In intense and physically tender portrayals, the robust, boyish baritone Lucas Meachem, as Oreste, and the ardent lyric tenor Paul Groves, as Pylade, suggest the romantic dimension of this devoted Greek friendship. Louis Langrée conducted a lithe and nuanced performance, though there is more tragic grandeur in Gluck's astonishing score than he conveyed here.
"Every cue was a big experiment," says composer Steven Price of his gigantic, aurally astonishing score for "Gravity," director Alfonso Cuarón's 3-D outer space disaster film.
Stravinsky was inspired to write astonishing scores for Balanchine, like "Orpheus" and "Apollo".
"It is one of the most astonishing scores that's been written in the past 20 years," he said.
With their elaborate stories, multi-gendered characters, astonishing musical scores, and countless hours of gameplay, the Super Nintendo role-playing games certainly reflected a need in me.
He danced in "Afternoon of a Faun," a Jerome Robbins ballet to Debussy's breakthrough orchestral work, "Prélude à l'Après-Midi d'un Faune," of 1894; "Suite of Dances," another Robbins work, to four pieces from the solo cello suites of Bach; and "Apollo," a George Balanchine classic, to one of Stravinsky's most subtly intricate and astonishing ballet scores.
It's an astonishing document, this score.
