Sentence examples for notation score from inspiring English sources

Two years ago, for A.B.T., he mounted a whole four-act "Sleeping Beauty" on the basis of a 1903-05 notation score in the Harvard Theatre Collection, which it took him and his wife a month to decode.

For decades, students granted accommodations on the standardized tests had their results flagged with the notation "Scores Obtained Under Special Conditions".

Under the longstanding policy of the testing service, his results were mailed out with the notation, "Scores obtained under special conditions".

SEPTEMBER 'BETWEEN THOUGHT AND SOUND: GRAPHIC NOTATION IN CONTEMPORARY MUSIn' In the 1940s composers began experimenting with graphic notation: scores that use symbols to suggest qualities of sound instead of specific pitches.

It seems the more interest is in the fine detailed styles of embodied action, the greater the need for specialized codes and notation scores.

Instead of using his own "Ankhrasmation" method of graphic notation, Smith wrote Ten Freedom Summers with a traditionally notated score.

Another form is notation in score form (see for example Raab & Tänzler 2012) where the data is divided into different modes that are then described in a score.

Moreover, Samuragochi was not a musician and could not even write musical notation or scores.

This encouraged Takemitsu in his use of indeterminate procedures and graphic-score notation, for example in the graphic scores of Ring (1961), Corona for pianist(s) and Corona II for string(s) (both 1962).

It is important to notice that the score notation presents relative timing, that is, note durations are represented as a ratio of each other, and not as absolute values.

Score, notation, in manuscript or printed form, of a musical work, probably so called from the vertical scoring lines that connect successive related staves.