Sentence examples for dramatic scoring from inspiring English sources

Angular lines are painted in warm hues, and dramatic scoring touches — most notably, a quiet, introspective passage punctuated with bursts of combined flute and trumpet timbres — keep the proceedings fresh and surprising.

But there were times when Mr. Nebrada could not match Stravinsky's dramatic score with equally striking steps.

"World of Want," set to a darkly dramatic score by Bernard Rands, was almost as hard to fathom.

The dramatic score is one of film composer John Barry's most popular and contributes to the popularity of the film.

The tragi-comic film, which Benigni also wrote and directed, won additional Oscars for foreign film and dramatic score.

Stravinsky's dramatic score is performed onstage in a reduction for two pianos, by Julia and Irina Elkina, identical twins.

The perceived inequity led to another change, and from 1995 to 1998, the academy awarded Oscars for best dramatic score and best original musical or comedy score.

Clever designs and Frank Moon's dramatic score (rich in alarm clocks, train whistles and the like) detail the events of each day.

They soon moved out of its confines to a darkly dramatic score by John Mackey, the company's music director, which was played by the Elm City Ensemble.

His musical personality is intense and dark, sometimes harrowingly so, but it's never less than exhilarating to delve into one of his dramatic scores.

To many critics the main effect was exasperation—"rubbish", one called it an infuriating distraction from what seemed to be a strikingly dramatic score.