Sentence examples for tense score from inspiring English sources

The brusquely phrased choreography was intensified by a tense score for percussion, keyboard and voice, composed and performed by Bruce Mack.

The Mansurian, inspired in part by the Faulkner novel "The Sound and the Fury," is a tense score in which the solo viola line is arrestingly lyrical, even when it is at its most angular.

(Hanan Townshend's tense, fluid score is supplemented by selections from the 19th- and 20th-century classical repertory).

"Petra Goes to the Movies" (Anti-) finds Haden taking on film music, from Bernard Herrmann's tense "Psycho" score to John Williams's sweeping "Superman" theme.

Once he gets on the freeway, the camera start to cut between our driver's nervous face and the radio in his car that's playing an increasingly tense classical score.

The Reds turned an easy game into a tense one, scoring five times in the ninth.

The Scottish experimental composer opens with Nautilus, its swelling brass fanfare and tense, horror-score-style strings blasting a mushroom cloud of doom over the hungover and unwashed.

Despite the tense atmosphere, scores of people in the neighborhood turned out at a funeral for a 44-year-old man killed in clashes with pro-regime forces.

Can we anticipate a series of low scoring, tense four-day tests?" 3.21am GMT 26th over: England 74/2 (Carberry 39 Pietersen 11) Given Russell's discussions yesterday, I think we should be discussing Carbo and Pieto at the crease.

Gabriele D'Annunzio's libretto, however, reimagines hell as a worldly state of erotic yearning that no consummation can satisfy, while Zandonai's heaving score inhabits tense emotional and sexual territory by giving the impression of hovering between arousal and climax.

In the 72-minute clip, we see a variety of grainy clips of mysterious figures, sepia-toned landscapes, and other memory-like images all blanketed by a tense and dramatic orchestral score. .