Sentence examples for original scoring from inspiring English sources

Massive Messiah will be accompanied by the Choir and Orchestra of the Sixteen using Handel's original scoring.

But in this original scoring the raucous winds, tinny cimbalom and clattering percussion provided a different kind of vitality.

The original scoring system did not account for different management practices which slow nutrient loss and so Cornell's SPEAR program received funding to re-draft the scoring system.

It is believed that the original scoring system devised by Loth and Henneberg (1996) creates an inherent bias in favor of males.

Each concert will include one of the works in Brahms's original scoring and the other in an arrangement by Theodor Kirchner.

This production used a 10-scene version in Mussorgsky's original scoring, which, once thought crude, was articulate and supple in the hands of James Conlon, the conductor.

The original scoring system was developed according to "educated English usage" in the nineteen-thirties, but the current Scrabble word list admits words far beyond that usage.

The chamber orchestra program includes a Mozart march, the original scoring of Wagner's "Siegfried Idyll," and an arrangement of the Mahler Symphony No. 4, scored for 15 players.

The chamber version of the concertos is Mozart's own, and every bit as rewarding as the original scoring for small orchestra.

That may be an overstatement, but the economy and eccentricity of the original scoring are surely part of the work's allure.

His program was largely American music, with the one import — a group of dances from Tchaikovsky's "Nutcracker" — offered in both its original scoring and an Americanized version by way of Duke Ellington and Billy Strayhorn.