Sentence examples for moving recordings from inspiring English sources
The warped clockwork of the final movement, Berceuse, is a vision of a new kind of time, as if death had been overcome, and the threshold crossed; this music ends one of the most moving recordings of recent years.Mahler's Fifth Symphony is another work that conquers death, moving from the funeral march of its opening movement to the unstoppable counterpoint of its finale.
You should notice a significant difference moving from 1080p recordings to 720p recordings, and when moving from 60 FPS to 30 FPS.
Much of the time he moved to recordings by composers as various as Schubert, Mozart and Thelonious Monk.
Quality The recording quality was excellent and because there are no moving parts the recordings are clear and crisp.
Yet, at a moment when vast catalogues of classical recordings are moving onto the digital cloud, Grimaud is at an advantage.
The booth eventually moved into a quieter corner of Grand Central to allow for some slightly more private decompression after recordings, before moving to Foley Square, near City Hall, a few years later.
Levels of congestion are estimated based on the velocity vector field obtained from the analysis of video recordings of moving crowds.
He believes that music purchases are moving away from studio recordings, which are mainly being distributed through platforms like Spotify and Pandora.
Moving between oddball field recordings, crisp garage rhythms, and even a track dedicated to the Berlin neighborhood of Kreuzberg ("U1-U8"), it's a pretty bracing listen.
Two configurations of the sOCT instrument were used to capture the dynamic behavior of the cornea: (1) 1-D meaturements at full temporal resolution (every 15 μs) on the corneal apex, i.e. continuous A-scan recordings without moving the scanner; and (2) 2-D dynameasurementsents (B-scans) of the horizontal meridians of the cornea.
1. DAVID VIRELLES This young Cuban pianist's new album, "Continuum" (Pi Recordings), moves backward, forward and sideways through history.
