But here were the recordings finally, the first of many, and here was Mr. Schnewer at his family's home in Cherry Hill on an August night in 2006, talking with Mr. Omar about what Muslims could do to defend their faith in a country they considered hostile to it.
Here are the DAT field recordings that I made over the years, all over Alaska: the thunder of glaciers crashing into the sea; the ethereal drone of Aeolian harps on the tundra; the haunting calls of swans, cranes, and loons; and the startling percussive music of walruses — grunting, knocking, and chiming underwater.
Meanwhile, here is the third volume of solo recordings of songs from his landmark catalog.
Here's hoping the recordings of those performances are released, too, to give fans something to chew on while Khan works on her third Bat for Lashes album.
The attractions here are recordings from the morning of Sept. 11, including the words of air traffic controllers, military personnel, hijackers and pilots.
Here are recordings of the interviews I conducted with Feldman and James Tenney, with Lou Harrison, Dane Rudhyar, and many other composers, for a radio series I produced in the nineteen-eighties.
Data shown here are from recordings taken at least 20 min after the background light was switched on to allow for cone light adaptation.
Some of the Armstrong tracks included here are not strictly recordings by the various groups he called Hot Five or Hot Seven but were released as such in the past.
Here are some of the recordings, including chamber collaborations, that best capture her artistry: Beethoven: Piano Concerto No. 1 and No. 2, with the Philharmonia Orchestra, Giuseppe Sinopoli, cond.
