Sentence examples for opera scores from inspiring English sources

And for singers, www.dlib.indiana.edu/variations/scores/scores.html offers opera scores on the web.

Thankfully, the theatre's archives, containing countless historical documents, including Verdi's handwritten opera scores and letters, were housed elsewhere.

He bought historic estates in France, Austria, and elsewhere, filling them with art, antiques, opera scores, and literary manuscripts.

The expensive publication of opera scores ceased once the genre became established and aristocratic patronage was discontinued.

Adams created orchestral and choral works from his opera scores, including The Nixon Tapes (1987), for voices and orchestra, and Doctor Atomic Symphony (2005).

Whereas Mozart filled his opera scores with elegant and ingenious intricacies that he hoped would engage his audience, Cimarosa worked contentedly within the popular styles of his day.

An opera score is not a sacred text.

He acquired his first opera score, Bellini's Il pirata, which always remained a treasured possession.

Mr. Gréaud commissioned an original opera score and libretto that were recorded by the Orchestre Philharmonique de Radio France.

Opera The Blindd' (Friday through Sunday) The composer Lera Auerbach wrote the music and the libretto for "The Blind," a 60-minute opera scored for 12 singers without instrumental accompaniment.

It is also Janacek's most modern and sophisticated opera score, and the orchestra under Richard Farnes gives a sharp and brilliant account of it.