Sentence examples for coloured score from inspiring English sources

The soloist in his Violin Concerto was Barnabás Kelemen, whose poetic and lyrical playing suited Wigglesworth's ingeniously coloured score.

In his ballet of The Winter's Tale, created in 2014 and set to a vividly coloured score by Joby Talbot, the choreographer Christopher Wheeldon offers clues as to the source of the king's madness, but leaves his interpreters to find their own way through the maze.

Tate Modern, SE1, Wed to 12 Jun In 1870 Léo Delibes composed one of the most charming, brightly coloured scores in the ballet repertory.

Bruce's vividly coloured chamber score skims the Pacific rim for influences, combining gamelan crashes and plunky pentatonics with the incongruous wheeze of an accordion to create a beguiling, imaginary hybrid of Indo-European folk music.

The Comedy of Change, the vividly coloured, protean score that Anderson wrote for Ballet Rambert in 2009, was sandwiched between two pieces that Mason composed for the group more than 25 years apart.

In comparison to a study conducted by Grasso et al. [ 16] we classified nodules on the basis of a coloured elastographic score according to the distribution and degree of strain, as suggested by Itoh et al. [ 6].

Users must swipe the screen to match grids of brightly coloured sweets to score points and pass different levels.

For each province or territory, dissemination blocks were mapped and coloured by accessibility score, shown in Figures 2, 3, 4, 5 below.

It is hard to think of a better played or indeed a more persuasive performance of this highly coloured and erotically charged score than Salonen drew from his players, with Alistair Mackie's trumpet almost inevitably a standout contribution.

The horizontal line through the coloured box indicates the median score (50% of people score above this line and 50% below).

The bases of the reads can be coloured by their quality scores (blue <10; green <20; orange <30; black ≥30).