Sentence examples for a full chorus from inspiring English sources

"Of course, the minute the kids assembled for the class, there was a full chorus of popping soda cans".

Finally, he kissed her ("a kiss that only meant goodbye"), and a full chorus announces triumphantly that, once again, "She cried".

My second was "Coro," a large-scale musical mosaic that extends from the delicate tracery of a single voice to the mass of a full chorus and orchestra.

The theater maintains a full chorus, solo singers and dancers, a corps de ballet, designers, directors and craftsmen, and a single hardworking orchestra that plays at ballets and operas alike, often performing from hand-copied scores.

At the end, Mahler's heavenly gates open to such a width that a gigantic orchestra, a full chorus, a soprano and a mezzo-soprano drive through it with ease.

Randall Thompson's "Testament of Freedom," Daniel Pinkham's Requiem and Stravinsky's "Symphony of Psalms," while very different in style, all require a full chorus and the accompaniment of brass instruments.

The bouncy Act I music heralding the fortune-teller Ulrica receives a full chorus-line treatment, with Kathleen Kim, as the page Oscar, cavorting nimbly.

There are moments of stirring intensity, like the grand Act II finale at the town church in which all seven characters confront each other in a massed ensemble against the musical backdrop of a pealing organ, frenetic orchestra and full chorus.

During the encores he echoed his voice into a full backup chorus.

Ten minutes later, Mr. Eichelberger returned with the tape recorder, pleased because it had recorded a full frog chorus.

Even "Canadian Railroad Trilogy," originally composed for a television special and performed with a full orchestra, chorus and dancers, shrunk to manageable size when Mr. Lightfoot performed it.