Sentence examples for choir conductor from inspiring English sources
His recordings as a choir conductor include "A Cappella From Saint Thomas Church" and as an organist include "Christmas Improvisations".
After serving in World War II, he returned to Paris and worked as a pianist, teacher, arranger and choir conductor before becoming head of music production at French state radio in 1945.
June 3 2015 A Cleveland native and former New Yorker who now lives in the Netherlands, this sui-generis harpist, pianist, and songwriter has diverse musical roots; she was a longstanding member of the Bindlestiff Family Circus, a bawdy avant-garde troupe, and served for many years as the organist and choir conductor at St . Jerome a Catholic church in the Bronx.
Britain's Easter Story is a new two part series on Good Friday and Easter Sunday with choir master Gareth Malone and gospel choir conductor Karen Gibson.
How Harry and Meghan boosted gospel music Jump to media player The royal wedding choir conductor says the event created a surge in bookings for gospel choirs.
Being Chapel Choir director is enough of an identity that he treasures a pullover the choir made for him with the words "Chapel Choir Conductor" on the left breast; that and the Messiah score he's annotated over the last twenty-nine years will provide all the souvenirs he needs, since he's not leaving campus.
David Michael Stith is descended from a long line of music academics and choir conductors, and grew up in an "intensely religious" and musical Indiana family.
The conductor, choir director, organist and pianist Robert Prior founded the Manhattan Chamber Choir and Orchestra of Sacred Music last year to perform music from various eras of Roman Catholic tradition.
New York Philharmonic and the Westminster Symphonic Choir; Charles Dutoit, conductor; with Paul Groves, tenor.
NEW JERSEY PERFORMING ARTS CENTER Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra Amsterdam, with the Westminster Symphonic Choir; Riccardo Chailly, conductor.
Mr. Golijov's score is vitalized by a Venezuelan choir and conductor (Maria Guinand, leading the Orquesta La Pasión) with soloists from Cuba and Brazil (Hänssler 98404; two CD's).
