A musical score showing the voice parts in full, but with the accompaniment reduced or omitted.
声乐缩编谱
Example sentencesExamples
For example, in a vocal score, the soprano might be played first and then the bass added on the second reading.
Similarly, I imagine Stanford's generation teaching themselves a new kind of musical prose by pounding through the vocal scores of Wagner's operas.
I have the vocal scores and CDs to all musicals possible, plus sheet music and backing tracks.
But several other instrumental and vocal scores serve to confirm the richness of Maw's musical language and the resourcefulness with which he adapts traditional formal structures.
The original full score to the opera has disappeared and Bizet's own published vocal score has been largely ignored.
Definition of vocal score in US English:
vocal score
noun
A musical score showing the voice parts in full, but with the accompaniment reduced or omitted.
声乐缩编谱
Example sentencesExamples
The original full score to the opera has disappeared and Bizet's own published vocal score has been largely ignored.
I have the vocal scores and CDs to all musicals possible, plus sheet music and backing tracks.
But several other instrumental and vocal scores serve to confirm the richness of Maw's musical language and the resourcefulness with which he adapts traditional formal structures.
For example, in a vocal score, the soprano might be played first and then the bass added on the second reading.
Similarly, I imagine Stanford's generation teaching themselves a new kind of musical prose by pounding through the vocal scores of Wagner's operas.