Sentence examples for lp recording from inspiring English sources

Justice Ginsburg comments: "Listened to LP recording many times.

If you're Van Cliburn, the answer most certainly has to be Tchaikovsky's Piano Concerto in B flat minor, the work that sent his star soaring in 1958, when he won the Tchaikovsky Competition in Moscow, got a ticker-tape parade in New York and sold more than a million copies of his LP recording.

To name a few: much higher noise levels in analog recording and playback; a much smaller dynamic range (the difference between the quietest and loudest sounds recorded); a tendency for the sound in the LP's inner grooves to be distorted; and a degradation of an LP recording with each playing.

"Semi-detached!" one Brummie would coo (our teacher Mrs Anderson had an LP recording of the play).

WHEN I was 12 or so and a serious piano student, I bought an LP recording of Arthur Rubinstein playing Chopin's four ballades.

Murrow used a similar phrase in his Columbia LP recording "I Can Hear It Now, 1933-1945," released in 1948, and used the exact phrase in 1954.

Live at the Apollo,the resulting LP recorded at the top New York venue, smashed him into the face of white recognition.

In Mr. Villchur's basement workshop, they listened to the copious low-frequency tones on an LP recorded by the renowned organist E. Power Biggs.

But Mr. Solal also gained the notice of influential musicians: Duke Ellington and Dizzy Gillespie delivered encomiums for the cover of his first American LP, recorded at the 1963 Newport Jazz Festival.

Always open to fresh ideas, as early as 1967 they'd had a stab at updating their sound with their New Dimensions LP (point of order, any LP recorded between 1965 and 1968 called New Dimensions is worth a listen), but in 1976 they went as close to hog wild as they ever would.

As part of the 2014 Record Store Day, the band released its first live album, a vinyl-only double LP recorded during various 2012 tour dates with Magik Magik Orchestra.