Definition of full score in English:

full score

noun

A score of a musical composition giving the parts for all performers on separate staves.
conducting from a full score with a baton
mass noun all of his operas were published in full score
Example sentencesExamples
- The Neue Schubert-Ausgabe published the full score of Alfonso und Estrella in three separate volumes, totalling some 1600 pages.
- The original full score to the opera has disappeared and Bizet's own published vocal score has been largely ignored.
- The first print of the full score opts now for a pause of five minutes.
- It consists of a sonata-allegro, complete in full score except for the last 17 bars; the short score of a slow movement; and fragments of a rondo finale.
- I cannot find the full score for Six Pianos though I do have the first few bars and indeed I have created a sequenced version of this.
- The full score, which contains annotations made by the composer as he perfected the work, is expected to fetch over £2m from collectors.
- The next step is the OD, the first attempt at an orchestrated full score, with the correct notation for transposing instruments.
- Also on full scores are the Indian duo of Sura Ganguly and Abhijit Kunte, who now meet in the board two clash in round three, and the 1996 champion Chris Ward from England.
- A ‘piano’ score is a full score reduced to form an arrangement for piano.
- The fact that he made three complete drafts and three full scores in the evolution of the Scherzo seems almost incredible to me, more used as I am to an Elgar's sureness of touch.
- As I write this, the full score has been finished for about a month, and so have the piano score and the conductor's score.
- The full score is very clearly printed, with French text only, but without the dialogue - its omission being one of the few criticisms I would make of this edition.
- This recording improves upon the older in every way - voices, full score rather than piano reduction, complete score - and keeps the musical-comedy hamminess.
- The first is therefore not a piano reduction of a pre-existing full score, but a treatment specifically for piano that Debussy used as he was shopping around in Paris for someone to perform the work.
- Listening to the 2nd Symphony, called October on the title page of the 1927 full score, one cannot but be amazed at its power and sheer modernity.
- The piece stands, as it is, without a full score or orchestral parts, but the piano part is reminiscent of Paganini, who greatly influenced Verdi while the former was in Parma between 1834 and 1836.
- The full score is published, and will be available at the meeting and from Lismore Music Centre in Magellan Street.
- For example, I might give them the flute, B-flat clarinet, E-flat saxophone and bassoon lines pulled from a full score.
- The simple idea is that the student scores the piano reduction of, say, a Mozart symphony for the same forces as Mozart uses and then compares his version with Mozart's full score.
- The autograph manuscript of the First Cello Concerto op.33 is dated ‘November 1872’ at the end, and it contains both the full score and the piano reduction.

Definition of full score in US English:

full score

noun

A score of a musical composition giving the parts for all performers on separate staves.
conducting from a full score with a baton
mass noun all of his operas were published in full score
Example sentencesExamples
- The next step is the OD, the first attempt at an orchestrated full score, with the correct notation for transposing instruments.
- A ‘piano’ score is a full score reduced to form an arrangement for piano.
- The first print of the full score opts now for a pause of five minutes.
- The full score, which contains annotations made by the composer as he perfected the work, is expected to fetch over £2m from collectors.
- The fact that he made three complete drafts and three full scores in the evolution of the Scherzo seems almost incredible to me, more used as I am to an Elgar's sureness of touch.
- The Neue Schubert-Ausgabe published the full score of Alfonso und Estrella in three separate volumes, totalling some 1600 pages.
- The piece stands, as it is, without a full score or orchestral parts, but the piano part is reminiscent of Paganini, who greatly influenced Verdi while the former was in Parma between 1834 and 1836.
- The first is therefore not a piano reduction of a pre-existing full score, but a treatment specifically for piano that Debussy used as he was shopping around in Paris for someone to perform the work.
- The full score is very clearly printed, with French text only, but without the dialogue - its omission being one of the few criticisms I would make of this edition.
- As I write this, the full score has been finished for about a month, and so have the piano score and the conductor's score.
- This recording improves upon the older in every way - voices, full score rather than piano reduction, complete score - and keeps the musical-comedy hamminess.
- The full score is published, and will be available at the meeting and from Lismore Music Centre in Magellan Street.
- It consists of a sonata-allegro, complete in full score except for the last 17 bars; the short score of a slow movement; and fragments of a rondo finale.
- Listening to the 2nd Symphony, called October on the title page of the 1927 full score, one cannot but be amazed at its power and sheer modernity.
- The autograph manuscript of the First Cello Concerto op.33 is dated ‘November 1872’ at the end, and it contains both the full score and the piano reduction.
- Also on full scores are the Indian duo of Sura Ganguly and Abhijit Kunte, who now meet in the board two clash in round three, and the 1996 champion Chris Ward from England.
- The original full score to the opera has disappeared and Bizet's own published vocal score has been largely ignored.
- I cannot find the full score for Six Pianos though I do have the first few bars and indeed I have created a sequenced version of this.
- The simple idea is that the student scores the piano reduction of, say, a Mozart symphony for the same forces as Mozart uses and then compares his version with Mozart's full score.
- For example, I might give them the flute, B-flat clarinet, E-flat saxophone and bassoon lines pulled from a full score.

单词	full score
释义	Definition of full score in English: full score noun A score of a musical composition giving the parts for all performers on separate staves. conducting from a full score with a baton mass noun all of his operas were published in full score Example sentencesExamples The Neue Schubert-Ausgabe published the full score of Alfonso und Estrella in three separate volumes, totalling some 1600 pages. The original full score to the opera has disappeared and Bizet's own published vocal score has been largely ignored. The first print of the full score opts now for a pause of five minutes. It consists of a sonata-allegro, complete in full score except for the last 17 bars; the short score of a slow movement; and fragments of a rondo finale. I cannot find the full score for Six Pianos though I do have the first few bars and indeed I have created a sequenced version of this. The full score, which contains annotations made by the composer as he perfected the work, is expected to fetch over £2m from collectors. The next step is the OD, the first attempt at an orchestrated full score, with the correct notation for transposing instruments. Also on full scores are the Indian duo of Sura Ganguly and Abhijit Kunte, who now meet in the board two clash in round three, and the 1996 champion Chris Ward from England. A ‘piano’ score is a full score reduced to form an arrangement for piano. The fact that he made three complete drafts and three full scores in the evolution of the Scherzo seems almost incredible to me, more used as I am to an Elgar's sureness of touch. As I write this, the full score has been finished for about a month, and so have the piano score and the conductor's score. The full score is very clearly printed, with French text only, but without the dialogue - its omission being one of the few criticisms I would make of this edition. This recording improves upon the older in every way - voices, full score rather than piano reduction, complete score - and keeps the musical-comedy hamminess. The first is therefore not a piano reduction of a pre-existing full score, but a treatment specifically for piano that Debussy used as he was shopping around in Paris for someone to perform the work. Listening to the 2nd Symphony, called October on the title page of the 1927 full score, one cannot but be amazed at its power and sheer modernity. The piece stands, as it is, without a full score or orchestral parts, but the piano part is reminiscent of Paganini, who greatly influenced Verdi while the former was in Parma between 1834 and 1836. The full score is published, and will be available at the meeting and from Lismore Music Centre in Magellan Street. For example, I might give them the flute, B-flat clarinet, E-flat saxophone and bassoon lines pulled from a full score. The simple idea is that the student scores the piano reduction of, say, a Mozart symphony for the same forces as Mozart uses and then compares his version with Mozart's full score. The autograph manuscript of the First Cello Concerto op.33 is dated ‘November 1872’ at the end, and it contains both the full score and the piano reduction. Definition of full score in US English: full score noun A score of a musical composition giving the parts for all performers on separate staves. conducting from a full score with a baton mass noun all of his operas were published in full score Example sentencesExamples The next step is the OD, the first attempt at an orchestrated full score, with the correct notation for transposing instruments. A ‘piano’ score is a full score reduced to form an arrangement for piano. The first print of the full score opts now for a pause of five minutes. The full score, which contains annotations made by the composer as he perfected the work, is expected to fetch over £2m from collectors. The fact that he made three complete drafts and three full scores in the evolution of the Scherzo seems almost incredible to me, more used as I am to an Elgar's sureness of touch. The Neue Schubert-Ausgabe published the full score of Alfonso und Estrella in three separate volumes, totalling some 1600 pages. The piece stands, as it is, without a full score or orchestral parts, but the piano part is reminiscent of Paganini, who greatly influenced Verdi while the former was in Parma between 1834 and 1836. The first is therefore not a piano reduction of a pre-existing full score, but a treatment specifically for piano that Debussy used as he was shopping around in Paris for someone to perform the work. The full score is very clearly printed, with French text only, but without the dialogue - its omission being one of the few criticisms I would make of this edition. As I write this, the full score has been finished for about a month, and so have the piano score and the conductor's score. This recording improves upon the older in every way - voices, full score rather than piano reduction, complete score - and keeps the musical-comedy hamminess. The full score is published, and will be available at the meeting and from Lismore Music Centre in Magellan Street. It consists of a sonata-allegro, complete in full score except for the last 17 bars; the short score of a slow movement; and fragments of a rondo finale. Listening to the 2nd Symphony, called October on the title page of the 1927 full score, one cannot but be amazed at its power and sheer modernity. The autograph manuscript of the First Cello Concerto op.33 is dated ‘November 1872’ at the end, and it contains both the full score and the piano reduction. Also on full scores are the Indian duo of Sura Ganguly and Abhijit Kunte, who now meet in the board two clash in round three, and the 1996 champion Chris Ward from England. The original full score to the opera has disappeared and Bizet's own published vocal score has been largely ignored. I cannot find the full score for Six Pianos though I do have the first few bars and indeed I have created a sequenced version of this. The simple idea is that the student scores the piano reduction of, say, a Mozart symphony for the same forces as Mozart uses and then compares his version with Mozart's full score. For example, I might give them the flute, B-flat clarinet, E-flat saxophone and bassoon lines pulled from a full score.
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