seem to suggest that the full scores are no longer available.
"The problem was, most of the written orchestrations for these scores had been lost," Letcher said. "They literally had to be reconstructed note-by-note. So it was a loving and painstaking restoration process."8"The problem was, most of the written orchestrations for these scores had been lost," Letcher said. "They literally had to be reconstructed note-by-note. So it was a loving and painstaking restoration process.
The conductor of that concert also made the album of the same title for which the scores, too, had been reconstructed.
I had heard that some of the original scores were in USC Special Collections. Supposedly, some of the "Tiny Toon Adventures" composers used the scores as research material (as Steven Spielberg wanted scores in the old WB style). I would suggest emailing Bruce Broughton, music supervisor for the series, who has a contact page on his web site.
