Sentence examples for chant practice from inspiring English sources

Among Kluckhohn's numerous studies of the Navajo are Navaho Classification of Their Song Ceremonials (1938) and Introduction to Navaho Chant Practice (1940, both written with Leland C. Wyman), and Navaho Witchcraft (1944), which is considered his finest work.

But the mainstream of church music was the type of chant practiced in Rome.

Based on investigation on the writing system and the chanting practices of the Bimo among the Yi in Shilin of Yunnan Province, Aurélie Névot described the process of "revitalization" of local communities in ritual contexts (Névot 2008).

Chant, the practice of intoning sounds or words rhythmically and repetitively, has been a staple of spiritual systems for millenniums.

She has learned to drive and loves the commute -- she uses the time to warm up her voice, listen to jazz, chant or practice yoga breathing.

We have a chant in our practice every evening, which is: "Let me respectfully remind you, life and death are of supreme importance.

There are ragged practice chants that at first he can't make out.

The Dolphins' preseason began with the none-too-promising scene of fans at a practice chanting for a quarterback the team tried and failed to acquire in earshot of the current quarterback.

At practice, chants of "Where's Brett?" and "We Want Favre!" and "Bring Back Brett!" went up at various intervals, even during the team's final huddle at the end of practice.

Minutes later, wearing the hats from their new uniforms that declared them Mid-Atlantic champions, the boys on the Harlem team marched to the day's second practice chanting in Spanish: "We're going to win, say it again.

But as he continued his scientific studies, he found he was even more passionate about studying the indigenous community, including traditional dance, chant, and healing practices.