Sentence examples for delicately scored from inspiring English sources

The premiere of Graham Fitkin's delicately scored cello concerto, performed by Yo-Yo Ma, demanded and received close listening.

The frenzy subsides into the more delicately scored, gentle "Pulse 1," whose yearning violin solo contrasts with the colorful percussion and bright woodwind underpinnings of the exuberant "Pulse 2".

The playing was better in Susie Ibarra's "Pintados Dream," a simple, delicately scored modal reverie that provided a showcase for Ms. Ibarra's sensitive, poetic drumming and watercolor daubs by the painter Makoto Fujimura.

High string harmonics and harp, shuddering low woodwind and brass – alto flute and bass clarinet, bass trombone and tuba – and delicately scored percussion provided the sonic backdrop for the voices, mostly easy to hear even without surtitles.

Mr Benjamin's delicately scored but uncompromisingly driven music provides extraordinary energy and emotional directness, yet also creates shimmering aural sculptures which challenge and delight the senses.The opera was hailed as a modern masterpiece following its premiere last July at the Aix-en-Provence festival.

The musical world has become serious – very serious – and it is indeed refreshing to hear a merry, humorous piece, and music, unassuming in character … it is delicately scored, and in many ways displays ability of a high order".

Luis Suárez scored with a delicately curling free kick for Uruguay in the 88th minute.

Suarez scored the fourth, delicately dinking the ball over Navas for his 15th goal of the season.

By Act 2, Bruce's robust yet delicately woven score has turned sour and raw.

There is a sense of travel from darkness to light in "Divine Comedy," set to a delicately atmospheric score composed and performed live by Jacob Robinette and Rick Ochoa.

"Tere allows me to take all these little obsessive moments and stitch them together," Mr. Baker said of his delicately layered scores.