Sentence examples for fine recordings from inspiring English sources

Lutoslawski's Concerto for Orchestra (1954) has become a classic, with several fine recordings available.

Haydn's string quartets require no special pleading; fine recordings abound, and every home should have one.

There are many fine recordings of this masterpiece, and a final choice depends to some extent on the couplings.

Mr. Schepkin has made fine recordings of the "Goldberg" Variations, which he plays here, and other works by the composer.

He recorded plenty, though not often as a leader; his suave, strong sound graced some fine recordings by the modernist Elmo Hope in the fifties.

As the leader of various ensembles, he has produced fine recordings of French and Spanish Baroque music, and he performs frequently, usually to excellent reviews.

Some of his finest recordings were made during those sabbaticals.

Unlike many of his fellow-titans on the tenor saxophone-Coleman Hawkins, John Coltrane-his finest recordings in the past 25 years have been live ones.

Most of Montgomery's finest recordings, including The Incredible Jazz Guitar of Wes Montgomery, Movin' Along, and Full House, date from 1959 63.

For the most stolid of contemporary jazzmen and women, judging from some of the finer recordings released this year, solace seems to reside in the bedrock of melody.

His ability to deliver inner-city narratives without glamorising the violent protagonists makes Gang Starr's finest recordings bleak, clear and remorseless.