Sentence examples for surviving recordings from inspiring English sources
Surviving recordings of Ysaye as a violinist offer only a tantalizing glimpse of his magisterial technique.
Most of the shows were never documented, and the pristine sound quality of Mr. Kagarise's tapes surpasses that of the surviving recordings and kinescopes of the programs.
Gertrude Malissa "Ma" Rainey (1886-1939) was a real figure, whose surviving recordings Clarke has been studying interestedly but not religiously: "She's a very different singer from me.
"We shall go on to the end," he said defiantly, in tones plummy and, on the surviving recordings, surprisingly thick-tongued.
Among the 920 surviving recordings of Alistair Cooke's Letter from America are poignant and often personal tributes to the passing of showbusiness stars.
In the surviving, somehow inevitably poor recordings of Yates available on the internet, his booming, distracted voice tells us that he is merely following the example of the writers he loves - Scott Fitzgerald and Flaubert.
The record label did not publish those recordings and a surviving take of "Oh No No No" can be heard only in the 2000 remastered edition of The Book of Taliesyn.
Yet their early recordings survive as some of the most accessible and joyous music to come out of Africa.
Many antique recordings survive, said Jay Allison, co-executive producer of "Lost and Found Sound," a yearlong look at the sounds of the 20th century that is being broadcast on National Public Radio.
The 1970s proved to be an intensely productive decade for Hill who, while working as a full-time teacher, managed to produce 18 novels, a dozen or more short stories, the television play An Affair of Honour for the BBC's 30-Minute Theatre series (though no recordings survive) and even a comedy sketch for The Dave Allen Show.
