Sentence examples for the earliest track from inspiring English sources

The earliest track, from 1943, is the last movement of Tchaikovsky's Piano Concerto No 1, conducted by Arturo Toscanini with Vladimir Horowitz as soloist.

Valentine's Day The earliest track recorded for The Next Day, this has nothing to do with 14 February, but rather offers a mocking depiction of a bitter nobody who may well have "gone postal" against the more popular kids at school, couched in one of the album's most engaging pop arrangements.

"Blood Moon" is probably the earliest track on the record, then "Aftermath, "Fragmentation," and "Reach".

"Black Moon" is probably the earliest track on the record, then "Aftermath, "Fragmentation," and "Reach".

The earliest tracks on disc one make intriguing listening, and include 'When I Got Troubles', recorded in 1959 when he was 17. Had you been there, it's unlikely you would have discerned a special talent in development.

The rhythms he created also became some of the earliest tracks sampled by electronic dance music producers.

The song is credited as one of the earliest tracks to blend beat music with folk rock, even before The Byrds recorded "Mr. Tambourine Man".

The essential Verve song sounds quite different from the earlier track.

At the Trinity School, on the Upper West Side, more than half of the seniors who applied on the early track were accepted (the school would not say where while the admissions process continues).

That increase comes despite the addition of 52 new schools to the earlier "Track E" schedule this year, according to the Chicago Tribune, bringing the number of students on the early track to around 120,000.

Bun-B establishes himself as a contemporary authority on sincerity and authenticity ("trill") on the early track "Put It Down," where he raps, "When it comes to being trill I'm a litmus test".