Sentence examples for choir bringing from inspiring English sources

We see his boys' choir bringing the music to life.

(Schweitzer) St. Bartholomew's Summer Festival of Sacred Music (Sunday) William Byrd's dark, impassioned "Mass for Five Voices" receives a performance by the St . Bartholomews Choir, bringing to life one of the highest expressions of English Renaissance Polyphony.

Dressed in a clerical collar and camouflage pants, her feet bare and her head shorn, Ms. O'Connor exuded an appealing humility in her approach to the music, at first sounding tentative and fiddling with the sound mix, but eventually, in the sustaining embrace of the Abyssinian Baptist Church choir, bringing the performance to an electrifying climax.

To perform it, the choir brought out an unlikely soloist: a shaggy-haired white guy in khakis and cowboy boots, who strummed an acoustic guitar and delivered the lyrics in a quavering twang.

And his choir brought a remarkable lightness and clarity to the music, as well as a beautifully polished tone that was equally attractive in the bright, exuberantly contrapuntal music as in such serene moments as the opening of "Since by Man Came Death".

More than a dozen orchestras and choirs brought together by the Sistema de Coros y Orquestas (SICOR) dot the area.

That sequence plays once, and then the game changes, when Vernon's falsetto choir enters, bringing a church with it.

The title song introduces the album's main sonic tactic, subsuming the lead vocal into a huge choir and bringing populist heft to the proceedings.

For their new album, "Rehearsing My Choir," they brought their 83-year-old grandmother, Olga, a choir director at her church, into their quirky quorum.

She was an accompanist for a children's choir and brought her piano sheet music so she could practice.

And Molly Quinn, a soprano and another Trinity Choir member, brought a prim, radiant sweetness to the finale's childlike vision of heaven.