Sentence examples for the booklet notes that from inspiring English sources

The booklet notes that the tests have nothing to do with innate intelligence -- suggesting that no such thing exists.

In the booklet notes Mr. Currier writes that even small compositional choices always leave him wondering how a score would have sounded had he made different musical decisions.

In comments for the booklet notes Mr. Lisiecki says that these two concertos, written in succession, are thought of as very different: the D minor, so dark and dramatic (a favorite of Beethoven, who wrote cadenzas for it); the C major, so sunny and joyful, except for the wistful, singing slow movement.

In the booklet notes, the Ives scholar James Sinclair speculates that Ives was probably not playing with scores in front of him, a fact that would render the relation to the printed page even more tangential.

The booklet notes for the CD include an amusing story about that performance.

The booklet notes make no mention of the cadenzas.

The booklet notes say nothing of their hiatus.

On page 16, the booklet notes: "Radioactive plumes are invisible and odorless.

The production was dreamed up by Robert Werba, who is credited in the booklet notes with "project-concept and artistic supervision".

The booklet notes point to possible Handel borrowings from Croft's Overture in the "Music for the Royal Fireworks".

Biographies of Jimi Hendrix and Marvin Gaye also left an impression, but he credits the lengthy booklet of liner notes that accompanied Stevie Wonder's 1976 album "Songs in the Key of Life" with making the biggest impact.