This is a
robed choir, affiliated to the royal school of church music.
The psalms were chanted, and hymns
sung by the choir
with spirit and care; the hymns were " come to thy temple.
Sounds of thunder lie behind the
angelic choir
who introduce ' belt up ' .
Choir vestry
door on a sunny august day in 1999.
Terri hendrix sounded like an off the wall
gospel choir
on her own.
Choir's repertoire
- pieces can then be performed in rotation.
Choirs of angels
are massing on earth now to help us with this transition.
Leeds youth choir is a
four-part choir
for singers from 12 to 19 or over.
Choir stalls
were placed in 1908 for £ 75.
Aberdeen orpheus choirchoir, aberdeenshire, scotland a
mixed-voice choir
with a wide repertoire from scottish folk songs to classical choral works.
Let dust in dust and silence lie; sing, sing, ye
heavenly choir.
Choir loft, the organ was constructed by bishop & starr, appointed organ-builder to her majesty queen victoria.
Each night 50 or 60 people gathered in the
cathedral choir
stalls to sing compline gently to round off a very full day.
Louth choral society, lincolnshire a friendly 80 voice
mixed choir
which enjoys performing a wide range of music.
Choir aisle, with the attached console facing east.
In the summer of 1998 he wrote a piece for michael brewer's
chamber choir
laudibus.
This immensely enjoyable feature documentary follows the
male-voice choir
of berlevag, above the arctic circle, as they prepare for a russian tour.
Choir singing
on the track.
It seeks to find and recognize the best
amateur choirs
in the country.
Choir rehearsals, so it is important to listen.
The word usage examples above have been gathered from various sources to reflect current and historical usage.
They do not represent the opinions of YourDictionary.com.