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Discover LudwigThe phrase "children chorus" is not correct in standard English; it should be "children's chorus." You can use it when referring to a group of children singing together, typically in a performance or musical context.
Example: "The children's chorus performed beautifully at the annual school concert."
Alternatives: "youth choir" or "kids' choir."
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Did he think they're both boys, they can't be in love?" "No," the children chorus.
Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden; Lot's wife turning to a pillar of salt; the struggle of David and Goliath; the Good Samaritan; the puzzling tale of the Prodigal Son, to which all children chorus: "But it's not fair!" (No, it isn't: but sometimes relationships are like that).
If so, then you can start taking them to different events At some point you are going to want them to join a children chorus.
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Her voice is not as brain-burstingly high as before, but it's still very high, giving the song a child-chorus vibe reminiscent of Justice's DANCE.
That's why choruses like L.A. Children's Chorus are more important than ever.
"These four extraordinary people have long championed Los Angeles Children's Chorus," said David Scheidemantle, chair of the chorus' Board of Directors.
In the choruses, his bittersweet voice is buoyed by a children's chorus, espousing hip-hop pride: "Don't hate on us, we're fabulous".
(There is a children's chorus too).
Soon, they joined the children's chorus at the opera.
In the last act the Met's children's chorus sang with focus and spirit.
And now the full children's chorus has moved on to "Danny Boy".
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