Correct descriptions make it possible to find classical music that has been arranged or reduced to create more elementary versions. For example, the word "Allegro" does not tell you who wrote the piece, nor the instrumentation, nor which movement in the event there is more than one Allegro included. Opus 35, by Oskar Rieding includes two works, and this arrangement is of Opus 35, No.2. The No.2 part of the title must not be omitted.

Attending to another point, 'Full Score' can mean that all of the original instrumentation is being used, or it can refer to the existence of all of the movements in the original work.