Sentence examples for in which recordings from inspiring English sources

In Tokyo he composed the electronic piece "Telemusic," in which recordings of music from around the world are made to intermingle.

The work begins with an installation in which recordings of ambient sounds of the performance space are played back, activating ambiguities between live and recorded sounds.

In September, the Ridge Theater presented Mr. Moran's "Jack Benny," an opera in which recordings of "The Jack Benny Show" were cut, looped and altered, and were weaved into a quirky, colorful fabric of electronic sound.

Researchers at Drexel University pooled data from randomized trials of both music medicine, in which recordings simply are played for patients, and music therapy, in which trained therapists use music to assess and treat patients.

According to her, the Godowsky and other examples in which recordings have been sped up or slowed down — "with results which some listeners even now can find more pleasing than the original pianists' versions" — suggest that Hatto and Barry had set out to create "their own ideal versions, using her musical ideas and his technological know-how".

It's a book about listening in the present moment to work that was recorded half a century earlier, and thus it's a book about the ways in which recordings, which previously played such a marginal role, have altered the ways in which experimental music in this period is understood.

The music throughout is taped, and the program tells us neither which recordings nor, in the case of the Bach, which items we are listening to.

Stubbs and Montealegre-Zapata realised that the discrepancy might be down to the environments in which the recordings were made.

The book pays particular attention to the variety of institutional holdings and collections, as well as to the numerous and innovative ways in which sound recordings are being used in academic and creative spheres.

Orlando is sent to prison for hacking into the computers of the Colorado office of the United States Forest Service and diverting all its funds to a Nevada bordello, then gets rich while incarcerated by making a CD in which sample recordings of flatulence cover classic rock songs.

His study of gamelan and a fondness for building instruments coalesced in a 1997 composition titled "Pemangku," in which short recordings or samples of strange instrumental sounds and Javanese choral singing are interspersed with everyday sounds like slamming doors and jingling coins.