Definition of rescore in English:

rescore

verb riːˈskɔː

[with object]

单词	rescore
释义	Definition of rescore in English: rescore verb riːˈskɔː [with object] Revise the score of (a piece of music). Example sentencesExamples Finally, all films were rescored once to check for scoring errors. Stravinsky, who had rescored part of the ballet, staunchly defended Diaghilev's enterprise, though it nearly bankrupted the company, the lavish sets and costumes being used to repay creditors. Both Siegfried and Walkure (in the City of Birmingham Touring Opera rescoring by Jonathan Dove) are performed without intervals. Berlioz got him to rescore a number of his earlier pieces to remarkable effect, and the influence lasted. The constitution of the orchestras varied: each court composer could, within his budget, choose his own instrumentation; he would then be responsible for rescoring as appropriate any music he obtained from elsewhere.
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