Sentence examples for age of recording from inspiring English sources

The aim was to depart from their usual way of operating and recapture what they call the "golden age" of recording in the late 1970s.

The area of the canon most vulnerable to such talk is Wagner, where present-day Brünnhildes and Wotans must contend with towering documents from the golden age of recording.

I'm a huge microphone collector, so I have lots of beautiful old vintage ribbons mics, and tube mics from another age of recording.

But in the age of recording, when so many recordings and performances by remarkably accomplished musicians sound fundamentally similar, there's a level of amazement that arises from those musicians whose performances like Gould's are almost always unlike anyone else's.

But in the age of recording, when so many recordings and performances by remarkably accomplished musicians sound fundamentally similar, there's a level of amazement that arises from those musicians whose performances — like Gould's — are almost always unlike anyone else's.

Elie examines how the age of recording has changed the way we listen to Bach's music.

The jazz age, as Amiri Baraka tells us in his book "Blues People," "can also be called the age of recorded blues and jazz".

While it is clearly tough for those who remember the golden age of recorded classical music, many young artists are sanguine when it comes to the new digital world they face.

Over the last 10 years, the average age of recorded patients suffering major trauma has increased at 1.43 years per year.

Index year, case/control status, age, years of records, potential confounders and exposure to hormonal contraceptives and other drugs, will be included in the imputation model.

It's one of the paradoxes of musical experience that a performance not meant for the ages by way of recording can achieve an agonistic grandeur in person.