Sentence examples for chant chorus from inspiring English sources

Green Mountain is the English translation of Monteverdi's name, and the project, a group of performers on the New York scene (including in the chant chorus the conductor Steven Fox, who is to oversee the Clarion-Collegium exploration), is by no means the first to toy with it.

There was Rob Zombie, who has done a neat conceptual-art trick: in his music, the paving is baseball-stadium anthems and stomps with chant choruses, but the gravel underneath is far less populist stuff: biker-movie soundtracks, drag racing imagery, the junkyard noises that East Village bands were experimenting with in the early 1980's.

Cake By The Ocean is a frothy pop dream: basically one long hook and an easy-to-chant chorus, only with the added thrill of hearing a former Disney star swear and make references to "eating cake by the ocean".

A foot-tapping, swinging, feel-good anthem with a chanting chorus and a strong melody plucked on a steel guitar.

Nomad's opener, Amidinine, has everything – perpetual motion, a chanted chorus, rocked-up drums and flashes of bluesy brilliance.

Even more sassy is Let the Groove Get In – a salsa-driven earworm with a chanted chorus whose arrangements are sublime.

It has, though, another bona fide killer cut in "Disparate Youth", a thrill from its catgut keyboard line to its sultry chanted chorus.

On the screen, an army of emperor penguins marched across the tundra as an eerie, chanting chorus — "we're all gonna die" — thundered from speakers overhead.

"Worlds Apart" may refer to "Allah's blessed rain" and have a chanting chorus, sung by the Pakistani qawwali singer Asif Ali Khan and his group, but the troubled couple it describes could come straight off "Tunnel of Love".

With its tinny keyboard line and chanted chorus, the song spread like wildfire through 2015, narrowing the already slim distance between US dance battles and UK playgrounds, where this kind of pop is greedily consumed.

Paul Leka, a songwriter and producer who worked with many recording stars but who was best known for writing the chanting chorus of "Na Na Hey Hey (Kiss Him Goodbye)," a No. 1 hit in 1969 that was reborn in the 1970s as a sports arena anthem, died on Oct. 12 in a hospice near his home in Sharon, Conn.