Sentence examples for french recording from inspiring English sources

SNEP, a French recording company group, said Friday that industry revenue fell by 6.7 percent in the first quarter of the year.

Last week Mick Jagger increased speculation that the Stones are preparing for a comeback by posting a picture of himself on Twitter holding a guitar in a French recording studio.

Until recently, Dr. Feaster wrote in The Atlantic, little recorded sound had survived from before Edison introduced his Perfected Phonograph in 1888; a breakthrough came in 2008, when a collaboration called First Sounds, which included Dr. Haber and Dr. Feaster, was able to restore a French recording from 1860, a 10-second snippet of "Au Clair de la Lune" made on a phonautogram.

In Paris in the 1950's, when Mr. Solal was making a name for himself backing such American expatriates as Sidney Bechet and Lucky Thompson on their French recording dates, jazz was regarded as part of a larger American puzzle that also included the films of Howard Hawks and Nicholas Ray and the paperback novels of David Goodis and Jim Thompson.

The song has been covered by a number of artists including Mexican recording artist Byanka (1988) and French recording artist Alizée for her album Psychédélices (2008).

A French recording titled "Zoo Be Zoo Be Zoo" was produced by George Martin and sung in English by Sophia Loren.

It is a work whose full-blown romanticism evidently appealed to Leonard Bernstein, whose French recorded version with Donald McInnes as soloist (EMI) manages both the melancholy and the orchestral extroversion with total conviction.

Casualties in the battle were minimal, the British losing four killed and two wounded while the French recorded no casualties at all.

Interviews sessions were conducted in French, recorded, and transcribed for content analysis with regard to the interview guide.

Eshete returned, having already been contacted by Francis Falceto, a French record producer with plans to license the recordings made between 1968 and 1974 by Astatke and others.

In 1978, French record label Superclasse released ten uninspiring, previously unreleased recordings, followed by a 1999 Best of compilation which was more warmly received.