The phrase "and chanting in the" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing an activity that involves chanting, often in a communal or ritualistic setting.
Example: "The crowd gathered at the festival, singing and chanting in the warm evening air."
Alternatives: "and singing in the" or "and reciting in the".
For the whole of Christmas Eve there were services in the churches and spontaneous singing and chanting in the streets.
Like it or not, it's incumbent upon Spurs' Jewish fans to start dragging their beloved club kicking, screaming and chanting in the right direction.
But after a largely peaceful day of speeches and chanting in the bitter January cold, a small group of protesters attacked police with flares, fireworks, sticks and fire extinguishes as they tried to breach the parliament building.
But, in 1989, he put himself "on a self-destructive path" by performing his poem in bars and dance clubs, howling and chanting in the traditional manner of Chinese mourning.
It all made for a festive night in the swampy Meadowlands, with early tailgate picnics in the hot sun and lots of cheering, singing and chanting in the air-conditioned arena.
Many readers of "Cartwheel" might recognize their own (or their children's) oafish student-abroad comportment in Lily, or cringe to imagine what their present-day intimates would have thought of them decades earlier, shirtless and chanting in the Plaza Mayor, say, or wading in the Trevi Fountain.
She said she watched as Iraqi citizens celebrated, with waves and chants, in the capital.
(Pareles) VODoU DRUMS AND DANCES OF HAITI (Tonight) The Afro-Haitian group La Troupe Makandal performs ritual drumming and chants in the vodou style.
Part of the Ewing legend is that the vicious banners and chants in the gyms of New England burned him at an early age.
"The Tibetans would pray and chant in the evening, and if there was a special day they might light a hundred candles or something," said Barbara De Fina, Scorsese's longtime producer.
It features mesmerizing songs and chants in the Maori language and touches on rituals that are moving and transcendent.
