Sentence examples for a vocal ensemble from inspiring English sources

The program was performed by the Tallis Scholars, a vocal ensemble directed by Peter Phillips that usually sings Renaissance music.

"Tydings Trew: Feasts of Christmas in Medieval England," with music popular during the 14th and 15th centuries during holidays and afterward; Lionheart, a vocal ensemble.

He sings in a vocal ensemble specializing in the Baroque period and leads one whose sole period of interest is the Renaissance.

For one concert the group might be a medieval quartet, for another it might be a vocal ensemble, and for the next a Baroque orchestra.

Whatever the rationale, Hidalgo's Salve Regina, Laudate Pueri and Magnificat were given beautifully blended readings by Meridionalis, a vocal ensemble that specializes in early Latin American music, with Sebastián Zubieta conducting.

Parthenia, the excellent viol consort, shares the first concert with TENET, a vocal ensemble with a broad repertory, and Four Nations, an instrumental quartet performing works by Francour and Telemann.

The ensuing segment, "Something Old, Something New," began with an impressive performance by Meridionalis, an a cappella vocal ensemble specializing in early choral music from Latin America.

For an a cappella vocal ensemble, the repercussions are especially serious.

Lo Còr de la Plana, a male a cappella vocal ensemble from Marseille, France, burst onto the stage of Zankel Hall in March with foot stomping, frame drums and a program of incendiary songs of protest against the centralizing cultural forces in Paris.

In Colorado Springs, a CBS station invited a local vocal ensemble to perform the national anthem.

Join one of seven orchestras, two jazz bands, a marching band, a concert band, a gospel choir, a glee club, many a cappella groups, several jazz combos, or a madrigal vocal ensemble.