What may be a more realistic hope for the collegium now is recordings, at least small-scale ones, since Mr. Parrott has been widely recorded, and he continues to work even amid the current chaos of the classical-record business.
Mr. Lees's work has been widely recorded.
Both have been widely recorded, but not together.
Kafka's earlier thwarted love affairs have been widely recorded.
He is also believed to be one of the most widely recorded living conductors.
Among the most widely recorded -- and apparently, prolific -- composers of the new generation is Akira Nishimura, 46.
Demand for information about distant places partially superseded the taste for picturesque European scenes, and following William Hodges, who accompanied Captain James Cook's second voyage (1772 75), such painters as Richard Parkes Bonington, Samuel Prout, John Frederick Lewis, and Edward Lear traveled widely, recording scenes of historic or exotic interest.
However, a 2009 U.S. State Department cable disclosed on Wikileaks stated, "While reports vary widely, records obtained from Kabul International Airport (KIA) support suspicions large amounts of physical cash transit from Kabul to Dubai on a weekly, monthly, and annual basis.
The six pieces add up to more than two hours of music, and are rarely tackled as a whole, but Tetzlaff has performed the full cycle widely, and recorded it twice.
A notable roll is the Armorial de Berry, dating from about 1445, the work of a French herald, Gilles le Bouvier, who traveled widely and recorded arms borne in France, England, Scotland, Germany, Italy, and other European countries.
The EOG method is used widely to record eye movements, on the assumption of unchanging corneo-fundal potentials.
