Sentence examples for historic recordings from inspiring English sources
Mr. Repin listens to his colleagues -- live, whenever possible, rather than on records -- and to historic recordings of great predecessors.
Forty years after Nixon turned off his secret recording system, the treasure trove of historic recordings has provided an unparalleled window into the workings of one of the nation's most tumultuous presidencies.
In 1999, Legacy Records released some of Sousa's historic recordings on CD.
Accordingly, Andante.com, the largest classical-music Web site, has unveiled a new CD enterprise, boxed sets dedicated to perpetuating "historic" recordings, mainly of the pre-LP vintage: the "world's recorded classical-music heritage," the best that was ever played or heard.
He also created the Mutable Music record label to produce new recordings and reissue some important historic recordings, previously unavailable in CD format.
Considering the tools at the record industry's disposal, one certainly needs to approach newly produced historic recordings with some skepticism when it comes to revising our assessment of a musician's abilities.
Although these analyses focused on the under−recording in different global databases, under-recording varies between regions due to variations in the length of the historic record, preservation of deposits, and number of geological investigations.
If a second installment of historic Philadelphia recordings is contemplated, the orchestra could pay itself no greater tribute than to release more of Stokowski's Bell Labs recordings.
A three-CD set of historic Bach recordings, part of a second wave of releases from the classical-music Web site Andante.com, offers numerous examples: recordings of orchestral suites and "Brandenburg" Concertos dating from 1928 to 1949 and led by Leopold Stokowski, Willem Mengelberg, Wilhelm Furtwängler, Adolf Busch, Felix Weingartner, Serge Koussevitzky, Fritz Reiner and others.
Talk at the Brink is the first book to examine these historic audio recordings from a sociological perspective.
The Met will be releasing a special boxed set of historic Verdi recordings on CD in honor of the composer's bicentennial.
