Sentence examples for record pieces from inspiring English sources

"I have only ever wanted to record pieces when I felt compelled to preserve a performance," she says.

"For a long time I thought, why bother to record pieces that have been recorded so many times already?" he said.

Then one day about nine months ago, Stathos got a call from a musician named Emanuel Kiriakou, who said that he was looking for traditional Greek players to record pieces he had composed for the film.

Still, if that's difficult, it's not a patch on what Grant Mitchell gets up to in Ross Kemp: Return To Afghanistan Sunn, 10pm, Sky1), which finds the former EastEnder and alleged domestic violence victim having to record pieces to camera while lying in a ditch with live ammunition flying over his head, so close you can hear it zing past the mic.

Or you can just ask anyone covering the space how repetitive it's gotten — Twitter record pieces fit in the journalistic lexicon somewhere between momentum number posts and X site is down posts.

Her debut record, Pieces of You, sold just 3,000 copies in the 9 months that followed its February 1995 debut, and most of the sales were local.

Like the jumbled map of Australia on its front cover, the album is immediately recognisable but also a bit of a mess – as befits a record pieced together over three years of tinkering.

A small recorder was modified, with the recording pieces removed and stereo circuitry added.

This dance, to recorded pieces by John Adams, abounded with sudden changes.

Eight dancers kept swooping and gliding in and out to recorded pieces by Giovanni Sollima, Jurgen Knieper and Laurie Anderson.

Its music, for strings and drums, is selected from the Nonesuch recording "Pieces of Africa," commissioned for and performed by the Kronos Quartet.