Sentence examples for chanting choir from inspiring English sources

A LINE of priests, chanting choir members, and altar girls and boys, all dressed in red and white robes, streamed down Duffield Street in Downtown Brooklyn last weekend, leading the Palm Sunday street procession at the Oratory Church of St . Boniface

TRINITY CATHEDRAL Trinity Cathedral chant choir, "The Art of the Chant".

Mr. Fox sang in the chant choir in the year's first outing, by the Green Mountain Project on Jan . 3

The 7 p.m. performance will feature the Gregorian Chant Choir of Spain and is free, first come first served.

Park Avenue Christian felt the most intimate of the churches used so far, and the combination of small orchestra (17 players) and substantial chorus (20 singers and separate chant choir) worked well here.

It is, instead, a handcrafted mix of digital recordings an idling combustion engine, a low-pitched flute, a chanting male choir and other ambient noises.

(When an English crowd sways in unison and sings "Tender" along with Blur, as fifty thousand did last week in Hyde Park, they are drawing on cultural memories of football chants and choir singing; when a Parisian crowd tries to clap its hands to a French version of "Old Time Rock and Roll," they are remembering other people's old records).

Massa Salus! chant cherubic choirs.

The music of Orphaned Land also features the use of chants and choirs, commonly encountered in the genre of folk metal.

The resulting sound is less of a person conveying stories or feelings than of a volunteer choir chanting hymns.

The exception is a youthful choir, chanting "Silent Night" in a church ablaze with the trappings of Christmas.