Sentence examples for pair of recordings from inspiring English sources

I think he's right (I wrote here in 2008 and 2009 about a pair of recordings of the score from the play and the movie).

He also began to retune other pianos according to just-intonation properties, and later made a pair of recordings based on these experiments: "In Flight," in 1987, and "From Ancient Worlds," five years later.

He returned to his coffeehouse folk roots on Solo Acoustic Vol. 1 (2005) and Solo Acoustic Vol. 2 (2008), a pair of recordings of live performances of many of his signature songs.

In 1974 and 1976, working with luminary producer Creed Taylor, Muhammad made Power of Soul and House of the Rising Sun (for the CTI/Kudu label) a pair of recordings that once again explored the continuum of African-American music; the title track of the earlier record was a Jimi Hendrix composition, that of the second a definitive New Orleans song.

Vocalist John Bush stated that the band was honored to work with Ross, who also did the artwork for their previous pair of recordings.

This analysis was performed on 20 pairs of recordings randomly selected.

The automatically computed scores were validated against mean scores from judges who, in all but one task, listened to "prosodic minimal pairs" of recordings, each pair containing two utterances from the same child with approximately the same phonemic material but differing on a specific prosodic dimension, such as stress.

For Clapton and Dylan, there may be some solace in knowing that, by Grammy standards, Elvis Presley's two best recordings are How Great Thou Art and He Touched Me, a pair of gospel recordings that won in 1967 and 1972.

As for the performances themselves, the churning, pulsating, seemingly biomorphic vigor of Taylor's group — its thrilling blend of intricacy and power, of swagger and speculation — was captured in a pair of studio recordings from 1966, "Unit Structures" and (my favorite) "Conquistador".

"I suspect that the ease with which the song is adapted to ulterior purposes is what keeps it in the jazz repertoire," he writes in reference to a pair of 1937 recordings, one "an uncharacteristically graceful and subdued performance" by Fats Waller, the other Django Reinhardt's "impressive reworking of the song's underlying harmonies".

The Sounds of Earth In 1977, a pair of phonograph records containing recordings of life on Earth were launched aboard the twin Voyager space probes.