Sentence examples for in-house record from inspiring English sources

During a news conference before the first concert in Shanghai, Mr. Haitink and other musicians learned that two recordings on the orchestra's in-house record label, CSO Resound, had each won a Grammy.

An in-house record label, CSO Resound, has produced a string of notable disks; out now is a shining version of the Verdi Requiem, under Muti's direction.

One way would be to tap that extraordinary in-house record of presidential miscalculations to teach a new generation how America trapped itself in the muck of Vietnam.

Starbucks also said it would turn over management control of Hear Music, its in-house record label, to its partner in that venture, the Concord Music Group.

Bands get the keys, have 24 hour access, and private use of the dining room, lounge and in-house record collection, creating a homely atmosphere more akin to a countryside residential studio than a commercial London studio.

In her honor, the Met turned an issue of its annual Journal into a 319-page Festschrift; it contained essays by 28 colleagues from the museum and elsewhere, an in-house record in terms of contributors.

There's even an in-house recording studio.

In-House Records is the world's first record label to be launched in a prison.

The Philharmonia has been at the leading edge of new media since it was founded in 1945 by EMI producer Walter Legge as an in-house recording ensemble.

Word came that Lynch was on his way down, and the crowd shuffled over to his in-house recording studio and screening room, settling into built-in, modern easy chairs.

Five years after the label's founding, that holistic approach has led to a brick-and-mortar record shop (Co-Op 87), an in-house recording studio (Gary's Electric) and now this weekend's Mexican Summer Five-Year Festival, which will feature alumni and artists from the label's current roster.