Sentence examples for score were lost from inspiring English sources
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Like others who knew of it, I thought the score was lost.
Wittgenstein (the brother of the philosopher) never performed the work, and the score was lost until 2004.
The score was lost after Bizet's death in 1875 and was only rediscovered in the early 1930s.
"When the score was lost," Mr. Lipton said recently, "Larry and I realized we would never know if this work was good, because so much had been changed before we reached Broadway".
A 1991 stock revival starring Patti LaBelle replaced the grand Broadway orchestrations with synthesizer reductions; in the process, almost all of the original score was lost, never to be seen again.
PAGE A12 Rediscovered Vivaldi Antonio Vivaldi's opera "Motezuma" lapsed into obscurity after 1733 because its score was lost, but the efforts of a German musicologist brought it back to life in Rotterdam over the weekend.
Handel's performing score is lost.
Following his death, the score was lost and only rediscovered early in the twentieth century.
"That film Anthony set out to create, the film we set out to score, is lost in time now," they wrote.
Because the autograph score was lost, post-1886 productions were based on amended versions of the score that contained significant departures from the original.
