Sentence examples for whose recordings from inspiring English sources

As befits a group who've built a live rep as well as a recorded one and whose recordings have always been carefully art-directed The Orb's legend hart-directed TheabOrb the physical objects associated with the group as their music.

"Neeme Jarvi is a man whose recordings I grew up with as a teenager," Mr. Coleman said.

The company's earliest releases were fairly pedestrian until Pace signed Ethel Waters, whose recordings of "Down Home Blues" and "Oh Daddy" were a sensation.

December 4 , 1955Jackson, Mississippi Cassandra Wilson, (born Dec. 4, 1955, Jackson, Miss., U.S.), American musician whose recordings combined such musical genres as jazz, rap, and hip-hop.

Once driven by surprise breakthroughs by new performers, the genre has come to rely on a few bankable stars whose recordings require ever-escalating budgets.

It features my favourite all-time strings meister and pianist Luiz Eça – basically the Brazilian Charles Stepney – whose recordings with Tamba Trio are all essential.

Smaller labels, whose international recordings have been collected on the Yazoo Records series Secret Museum of Mankind, also sought out traditional music nearly as soon as portable recording equipment was available.

Currently, of the traditional top-five American orchestras, only the Philharmonic and the Chicago Symphony have recording deals; the Cleveland Orchestra, the Boston Symphony and the Philadelphia Orchestra, whose older recordings with such conductors as Sir Georg Solti, Fritz Reiner, Pierre Monteux and Eugene Ormandy are staples of the classical catalog, do not.

Our tour guide is Corey Harris, a young musical polymath whose own recordings have explored numerous arteries of the blues.

Busch also led the Busch Quartet, whose sinewy recordings of Beethoven and Schubert mesmerized the young Mitsuko Uchida.

Companies have begun selling "high definition" camcorders whose video recordings can actually look worse than standard definition.