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Recordings Yi Liang's Site ivms.stanford.edu/liang/research/sigproc2/index.html Some recorded examples of digitally accelerated (30percentt) speech can be heard at a site maintained by Mr. Liang, a Stanford doctoral student.

Mr. Aimard said from the stage that he had first heard recorded examples of this tradition 30 years ago and had always wanted to hear it live.

A mellow, relaxed collection, the album includes the finest recorded examples of modal jazz, a style in which improvisations are based upon sparse chords and nonstandard scales rather than on complex, frequently changing chords.

And could those escaped words be what you're hearing over at the Susanne Zander Gallery, which has brought from Cologne, Germany, not only large numbers of "mediumistic drawings" but also recorded examples of "unseen intelligence, occult voices, and paranormal music," outsider art from the world beyond.

It is also one of the earliest recorded examples of sustained poetry in a Germanic language.

Recorded examples of Duke Ellington's piano cluster work include "Summertime" (1961) and...And His Mother Called Him Bill (1967).

Those gaps bedevil him, and they have also forced him into the realm of philosophy and logic to answer basic questions, like who invented mambo and what is the earliest recorded example of Afro-Cuban jazz.

Evans was a key figure on Davis's Kind of Blue (1959), a milepost of jazz history and perhaps the finest recorded example of modal jazz, a style that eschews complex chords in favour of free melody.

Since the voluntary changes the Open Rights Group has recorded example of benign websites being blocked after the government put pressure on ISP to clamp down on extremist websites, while Sky has also faced criticism from smaller independent ISPs.

Such potential mutineers, it seems, are usually accommodated, making Callil's withdrawal a throwback to an era of more polarised opinions (abroad too, full-blown resignations are rare, with one inactive judge's departure in protest against Elfriede Jelinek's win in 2004 the sole recorded example of a Nobel literature prize decision provoking anyone to step down).

Jammer comments that this "may well be regarded as probably the earliest recorded example of an operational definition of distant simultaneity".