Sentence examples for classic score from inspiring English sources

But a classic score imposes its own structure.

Nothing else on the program touched Bernard Herrmann's classic score for "Psycho," performed here in a suite restored by the conductor John Mauceri.

But this was Ms. Ha's show, a peppy account of Stravinsky's classic score, though one that might have been better balanced among the musicians.

It is set to Prokofiev's classic score but takes place in 20th-century Russia, in an abandoned theater, with cosmic companions replacing mice and pumpkins.

Conrad Hall's cinematography and Burt Bacharach's classic score, both of which also earned Oscars, add to the timeless appeal of the film.

It had the best reviews of the fall, a classic score by Cole Porter, and two glowing stars-in-making, Brian Stokes Mitchell and Marin Mazzie, wowing audiences nightly.

"Composing came out of necessity, because I had to," Carpenter says of his now classic scores.

The sweeping grandeur of Broadway's classic scores would be impossible without master orchestrations.

Most percussion ensembles build their programs around newly commissioned works and a handful of classic scores, like Cage's "Third Construction" and Steve Reich's "Drumming".

Radio 3 will celebrate its 70th birthday by relocating to a pop-up glass studio in the Southbank Centre's foyer for a fortnight, and film music will be celebrated in a year-long series in which orchestras perform classic scores live in front of screenings of the films.

As for the main issue at stake -- the minimum number of musicians that should be required in an orchestra pit -- some producers say that full orchestras represent a thing of the past, that composers like Elton John ("Aida"), Marc Shaiman ("Hairspray") and Abba ("Mamma Mia!") are no longer writing classic scores that require full orchestras.