Sentence examples for handwritten score from inspiring English sources

A handwritten score by Leonard Bernstein?

And I found all these letters from Julius, and a handwritten score.

When he conducts the piece, Mr. Silipigni will use an original, handwritten score from 1895.

He's conducting "Così Fan Tutte" by Mozart right now, so he gave me a facsimile of Mozart's handwritten score.

Consists of a handwritten score and copies of Funeral Games in Honor of Chronos, as well as a music copyist's handwritten score and published parts for "The Blackamoor Suite," by Russian composer Arthur Lourié (1892-1966).

In his original handwritten score, he wrote pp on the note itself, and pp also appeared in the first published edition.

He left a fabulous collection of works of art including paintings by Titian and Veronese, wonderful books, illuminated manuscripts, handwritten scores by some of the greatest composers, and £100,000 to found "a good substantial museum".

The goal is to assign to each handwritten response a score which is comparable to that of a human scorer even though machine handwriting recognition methods have high transcription error rates.

Back in his office beneath Valley Parade's cantilevered main stand, which steeples evocatively into the city's skyline, he began reading scores of handwritten letters.

Marching in Tokyo yesterday, Chinese men held a handwritten cardboard sign proclaiming: "New scores and old scores will be settled together," in this photograph on the People's Daily Web site.

The scores used are handwritten, copies of the vault manuscripts.