Sentence examples for archive performance from inspiring English sources

The music certainly bears the theory out, and the archive performance footage has an energy that blasts away any doubts about the sound quality of the recordings.

Mr. Gates, an internationally exhibited artist, has become well known for "The Dorchester Projects," a transformation over the last six years of a group of properties on Chicago's economically struggling South Side into a community center with a library, slide archive, performance space and kitchen.

A documentary about the album, directed by Jeremy Marre, was released in 2000, featuring interviews with the musicians and engineers who worked on the album, archive performance footage, and home video footage filmed by members of the band.

Like the owners of a few other jazz clubs, he has plans to start a label, archive performances, produce live albums and offer patrons a chance to buy a compact disc of the show they just watched.

Part of the plan, developed with the architect Dennis Wedlick, involves a street-side cafe with a public video library and archive about performance art along with video monitors screening performance artwork.

As I started collecting tapes of Dead performances, I learned about how Owsley was probably the first sound engineer in the world regularly to record and archive every performance by a band straight from the soundboard.

An assignment to transfer Ms. LuPone's personal archive of performance footage to DVD gave Mr. Rimalower access to "the Holy Grail of Patti video," her celebrated late-night 1980 cabaret show at the Chelsea club Les Mouches, now defunct.

The record of Blakk's excursion was part of Drag Show Video Vérité, a compilation of archive drag performance material that screened earlier this summer at Lincoln Center, an arts complex more usually associated with ballet and legitimate theatre than gender-busting finery.

The Kunz story is controversial because, as you can see here (where you can sign up for free to watch a huge archive of performances from the competition, and tune into the live performances as well), he's a pianist of shining talent and individuality – just the sort of artist the rebranded competition aims to be about.

Hip-hop has been around for more than 30 years and there is a good spread of archive live performances that show how many different approaches can work.

Watch the bass player of one group (Animals) discover Hendrix in a small club and create an archive of performances that still are being mined for new gold.