One of the pleasant exceptions is an older track, "The Sea Rhythm", which is artfully reconstructed using looped on-stage recordings of various song elements.
Stage-specific analyses are especially crucial, and stage-recording practices may affect the evaluation of screening program and trends in stage-specific incidence and prognosis.
At one stage the recordings were offered to the Beatles' manager, Brian Epstein, for £100,000.
Increasingly, the popularity of Ms. Sangalo, a former model with dark, expressive eyes; a husky voice; and an effervescent personality, extends beyond the stage and recordings.
Some of Prokofiev's music later made its way to the concert stage and recordings, but the Krzhizhanovsky's typescript turned up only in 2007, through the research of Simon Morrison, a music historian at Princeton and a Prokofiev biographer.
American concert and opera singer who, had a powerful warm and elegant bass-baritone voice that he employed to dramatic effect in the concert hall, on the opera and musical theatre stage, on recordings, on television, and in film.
For example, at one stage, the covert recordings record the doctors refusing to help the woman with her request.
A different sort of voice found its place on stage and in recordings: the crooner.
Mr. Berry married the mezzo-soprano Christa Ludwig in 1957 and performed with her regularly on stage and on recordings.
Despite multiple exposures on stage, screen and recordings, this was my first time actually hearing the lyrics of "Cotton Blossom," the big, elaborate number that introduces the show boat.
Hegarty's spoken voice, a warm conspiratorial whisper, only occasionally hints at the uniquely powerful and vulnerable sound that he is capable of making on stage and in recordings.
