Sentence examples for outstanding recordings from inspiring English sources

Outstanding recordings accompanied all three events, and the Tippett association continued with the heartfelt approval of the composer.

In 1994, Verve marked the label's 50th anniversary with a release of many of its outstanding recordings.

Outstanding recordings made by Christian with Goodman sextets and septets include "Air Mail Special," "Seven Come Eleven," "AC-DC Current," and "Shivers," all of which were cowritten by Christian.

Among the hundreds of Ellington recordings on which he is featured, the "miniature concertos" "Echoes of Harlem" and "Concerto for Cootie" are especially noted; he also led a small ensemble of fellow Ellington band members, Cootie Williams and His Rug Cutters, on outstanding recordings.

Among his outstanding recordings are "Perdido Street Blues" and "Too Tight Blues" with the New Orleans Wanderers; "Wolverine Blues" with the Jelly Roll Morton trio; and a series of 1928 29 Victor recordings that he led, including "Heah' Me Talkin'," "Too Tight," and "My Little Isabel".

He eventually settled in Paris, living alone, touring the world and making a collection of outstanding recordings that included Soler sonatas (then still a rarity), works by Couperin and the Bach flute sonatas with Maxence Larrieu, for which in 1968 they won the Grand Prix du Disque.

Both are great recordings.

The demands made by Varèse's music, meanwhile, dramatically raised the bar for virtuosity among percussionists, as evidenced by outstanding modern recordings of the piece by the New York Philharmonic with Mr. Boulez (Sony Classical SMK 45844; CD) and the Asko Ensemble (Decca 289 460 208-2; two CDs).

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In the Britten, Mordkovitch follows up her outstanding series of recordings of British violin concertos with a deeply thoughtful reading of a work that is now accepted as a masterpiece, but that for a generation and more was seriously underrated.

If a sideman hall of fame is ever established, the saxophone and bass-clarinet virtuoso Maupin will find himself among its honorees; his outstanding work on recordings by Lee Morgan, Miles Davis, and Herbie Hancock still impresses.