Sentence examples for recordings ever from inspiring English sources

But once in a while he nailed a piece, as with Chopin's Andante Spianato and Grande Polonaise, recorded in New York in 1945, one of the most astonishing piano recordings ever made.

Jensen's reading of the Fourth is simply one of the most viscerally exciting orchestral recordings ever made.

Their recording of Mahler's Fourth Symphony, acutely characterful and expressive, is among the finest Mahler recordings ever made.

Released by the minuscule Atlanta label Dust-to-Digital, "Goodbye, Babylon" is one of the most impressive collections of gospel recordings ever assembled.

He is responsible for some of the greatest modern jazz recordings ever released (and perhaps for some that remain unreleased, too).

Without doubt one of the oddest, most singular recordings ever to appear in the upper reaches of the UK singles chart.

He then fled to Europe in November and has released the recordings piecemeal ever since.

In all the recordings I ever made, I worried about me.

The set includes a batch of the most rip-roaring recordings Monk ever made: live at the Five Spot with a quartet featuring the bluff, virtuosic tenor saxophonist Johnny Griffin and Haynes on drums.

Once driven by surprise breakthroughs by new performers, the genre has come to rely on a few bankable stars whose recordings require ever-escalating budgets.

In a 2000 article in The Musical Times, Nigel Burton wrote: On 14 August 1888, George Gouraud introduced Thomas Edison's phonograph to London in a press conference, including the playing of a piano and cornet recording of Sullivan's "The Lost Chord", one of the first recordings of music ever made.