Sentence examples for score in which from inspiring English sources

But this was not just a reading of the score in which every detail was deeply considered and immaculately presented.

Conductor Dominic Wheeler clearly knows this is a score in which every strand of the orchestration is vital.

The primary end point was a composite score in which mortality, hospitalization, and quality of life were weighted.

The idea for it came from a score in which Bach themes bubble, burst and ooze up through churning music by Vladimir Godar.

Ivor Bolton conducts a keenly alive account of the Gluck score, in which firm line and powerful gesture are supported by an assured flexibility in tempo and volume.

Opera buffs would note, however, that Mr. Dupin has composed a fluent score in which the wordless arias, mostly fragmentary, are not heard in order.

Oddly, the score in which that quality should have shone brightest -- Liszt's "Venezia e Napoli," the final work on the program -- was often simply blustery.

The Prologue to Berg's score, in which an animal tamer introduces the characters to the audience, is turned on its head.

The galumphing rock score in which a song can suddenly change character without warning reflects the character's uncertainty about who he is.

It is an illustrated score in which the illustrations produce all the sound while also cataloging scores of movies, clichés and narratives.

With him she discussed possible peace terms, and brought back some ideas on this score in which she tried to interest the British government.