The phrase “chant by” is not commonly used in written English.
However, it is occasionally used to introduce a singer performing a chant. For example, “Chant by John Smith.”.
Only Halpern responded to the chant by praying.
"Chant," by Michael Harrison, was written in 2011 but this was its premiere.
It began with a Yoruba chant by the conga player Pedro Martínez, in a call-and-response with the band.
"O Morgenstern," a brief antiphon (liturgical chant) by Arvo Pärt, was filled with otherworldly harmonies and aching, unresolved melodies.
The message alluded to a popular chant by Chilean fans in which they sing: "Argentinians, gays, they took the Falklands off you because you are cowards".
My homeland, my homeland, my homeland… (Ms. Delshad's translation. The "Here here here, the Egyptians are here" chant, by the way, is imported direct from Tahrir Square).
A charming expression, one that is chanted by schoolchildren everywhere.
Chanted by the other dancers, with weird leaps to Chipmunk pitch, it's no more intelligible.
Soon the slogan was inscribed on signs around the arena and being chanted by the crowd.
"Neither coup, nor dictatorship" was the slogan chanted by at least 100,000 people.
I first heard Harry Roberts' name chanted by anarchists at political demos in the 1980s.
