Sentence examples for changeable score from inspiring English sources

Mr. Sachs began with Philip Cashian's changeable score "Skein" (2005).

Mr. Levine was in his element in this efficient, changeable score, and the orchestra played brilliantly.

In "View from the Hudson," the effect of the choreography and of Tigger Benford's vividly changeable score, also performed live, was of rippling water without the stone.

"Monuments," with its moody, changeable score (arranged by Ms. Thorson and Johanna S. Meyer), creates a similar world, simultaneously charged and drifty.

Misato Mochizuki, in "Le Labyrinthe de la Raison," translates the film's Dadaist shape-shifting into a changeable score for burbling winds, gentle pitched percussion and impressionistic string textures.

Their soundtrack is sometimes the wind, sometimes a terrifically changeable score by A V Linton, with additional music by Julianna Barwick.

Factors were indicated as changeable if they scored a median of 6 or higher.

Musically, Mr. Colla's score is about as changeable as a piece can be, moving gradually from the sweet-toned ocarina passages to zany sections dominated by percussion to visceral, driven violin music and alluring flute melodies.

In the Bartok, by contrast, vibrato was virtually banished in favor of a generally tart, sharp-edged sound that conveyed the tensions in the work, and subtly changeable coloration that gave dimension to the score's implied dialogues.

Both are essays in changeable textures, sparkling, treble-heavy percussion and keyboard writing, and string scoring that hovers microtonally between notes.

Nonparametric IRT models [[ 20, 21] and [ 22]] provide a broad-spectrum and flexible data analysis framework for investigating a set of polytomously scored items and determining ordinal scales for measurement that include items that have changeable locations and sufficient discrimination power [ 23].