Sentence examples for chant recording from inspiring English sources

Now I know what a few of you are saying, "What about Norah Jones or even the mulit-platinum Gregorian Chant recording that came out back in 1994?" These recordings are outliers, or, exceptions to the rule.

And a pro-independence chant recorded at Barcelona's Camp Nou stadium caused controversy in Spain after a "perfect storm" of factors let it slip through to the demo version of the game.

A chanted recording of the work plays softly in the background.A decade ago, the Aga Khan twice tried to buy a London site for his museum, a place that would be devoted not only to a celebration of the aesthetic achievements of Islam, but also to the very different cultures that produced them.

His composition "Cubano Chant" was recorded by such jazz notables as Art Blakey and Oscar Peterson, and "Changes" was recorded by Davis.

In conclusion, Fuller explained, with a straight face, that he himself had been a Maori, a few generations before the earliest chant, and that he had sailed off into the seas one day, lacking the navigational lore that gradually worked its way into the chants, and had been unable to find his way back, so that he had a personal interest in seeing that the chants got recorded.

"It's the largest recorded chant of om that we know of".

We have Fuller's assurance that the anthropologist is now engaged in recording all the chants, together with their English translations.

At home, recorded chants play for good luck geomancers have foretold more difficult years after 2014.

For his accompaniment, Mr. King, a San Francisco choreographer, chose recorded chants from Ghana, Congo, Guinea, Senegal, Tanzania and Kenya.

A few years after the creation of the Tibetan service, a National Geographic Television crew recorded chants in the kitchen of a Buddhist monastery.

It started its show, as usual, with a 20-minute censing of dry ice and the recorded chants of Gyuto monks.