Sentence examples for traditional score from inspiring English sources

The majority have opted for a more traditional score with the only Marvel deviation being Guardians of the Galaxy, which used pre-recorded tracks.

Set to a fusion of rock music and Georges Bizet's traditional score, "Carmen" had been choreographed in 1999 for the Northern Ballet Theater in England.

Because the text has now been so extensively revised, the traditional score, first composed in 1811 by Rochus Dedler, has had to be revised as well.

With the extra room Minor had given her, she held on to the note for three counts (the traditional score affords "free" only a single count, but Gaye had also lengthened it, whether Houston explicitly remembered that or not).

Opera 'CLAUDIA LEGARE' The composer Robert Ward won the Pulitzer Prize for Music in 1962 for his operatic adaptation of Arthur Miller's play "The Crucible," a dramatically effective work though with a musically traditional score.

Mr. Maltby and Mr. Shire, longtime collaborators whose prior musicals include "Baby" and "Big," have composed a polished, traditional score, which is orchestrated in clean, light colors by Mr. Shire.

"There's obviously a place for traditional scoring," he says.

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Under the traditional scoring system, they would have tied with 6.5 points each.

He has incorporated rock instrumentation into traditional scores and mixed digital electronics with traditional instrumental ensembles with intriguing results.

(Grand slams would stick to traditional scoring and best-of-three or best-of-five set matches).