Sentence examples for reed recorded from inspiring English sources

During the same session Mr. Reed recorded Mr. Adams's "Light Over Water" for a limited-edition LP; he later reissued it with a recording of Mr. Adams's "Shaker Loops" licensed from 1750 Arch, a defunct San Francisco label.

Gathered by Grammy-nominated musical miner Jonathan Ward, whose website Excavated Shellac focuses exclusively on non-Western 78 records, "Reeds" features old reed recordings from Kurdistan, North Korea, Tanzania, China and Albania.

Reed wall, reed wall!

REED: Oh, Tempo Records.

The series, which begins on Friday, features performers and ensembles that have recorded for Mr. Reed over the years, including the pianists Sarah Cahill and Margaret Leng Tan, the singer Joan La Barbara and the Abel-Steinberg-Winant Trio.

He commended Foster for "moving from body to spirit rhythms in an effortless, guileless show of chops", Fortune for "the best reed playing on a Davis record in this decade", and praised Cosey as "simply astonishing the noises he produces for the second half of side one comprise some of the greatest free improvisations ever heard in a 'jazz'-'rock' context".

Today Mr. Jefferson keeps a tight schedule, fitting in his reed lessons with performances and recording dates while also working on arrangements for his combo's performances.

Each time the wheel rotates, the magnet passes a reed switch and a time stamp is recorded to the nearest 0.10 second.

According to records from the British Trust for Ornithology, populations of dunnocks or house sparrows, song thrushes and reed buntings fell to their lowest-ever recorded levels in the great freeze, song thrushes dropping in number by 28 per cent nationally compared to the average of the last five years, reed buntings by 23 per cent and dunnocks by 21 per cent.

As the wheel rotates and exceeds 120° of rotation, one of the reed switches is triggered, and a date and time stamp is recorded.

Next month, the Finnish label Frozen Reeds will issue the only known recording of Julius Eastman's "Femenine," recorded in 1974 by New York's S.E.M. Ensemble.