Sentence examples for recording brilliantly from inspiring English sources

PHOTOS: Unexpected musical collaborations Hopkins sat at the pinnacle of rock pianism during what was almost inarguably the peak era of rock creativity, recording brilliantly with the Beatles, the Rolling Stones, the Kinks, the Who, the Yardbirds and the Jeff Beck Group when they were all in their prime.

Recorded brilliantly (at Angel Studios), not all the six longish tracks are of equal interest, but it's powerful stuff.

And Allen, a product of the same Texas scene as Ely, has recorded brilliantly quirky albums like "Human Remains" and "Lubbock (on Everything)" while maintaining a career as a painter and sculptor.

A live Sony recording documents how brilliantly she sang the title role of Rossini's "Armida" in 1993 at the Rossini Festival in Pesaro, Italy.

It's slow, dark rock -- comically wounded, intensely focused, brilliantly recorded -- for a suitelike 40 minutes.

While living there, Powell was befriended by the enthusiast Francis Paudras, at whose home Powell recorded, casually but brilliantly, as he did in New York.

Pierre Boulez, who recorded the work brilliantly with the Cleveland Orchestra in the early 1990s, wrote that this influential score signaled "the arrival of a kind of musical form which, renewing itself from moment to moment, implies a similarly instantaneous mode of perception".

Williamson's talent for acting and lust for life were brilliantly recorded in a 1972 essay by Kenneth Tynan for the New Yorker which charted his haphazard preparation for a concert at the White House for President Richard Nixon.

And from the perspective of history, the work brilliantly records a moment when Western music was beginning to remember its 19th-century Romantic past and discover new possibilities in repetitive figuration.

Joe is in fine form and the session, brilliantly recorded by Adrian Wong is an unqualified delight.

Nonetheless, they have recorded a series of brilliantly vibrant, harmony-drenched psychedelic pop songs.