Sentence examples for choir experience from inspiring English sources

Arielle Berger, 12, of Fairfield, said the choir experience "broadened my horizons".

There's so much information out there, Jones said, that it can lead to "overwhelming impotence, feeling that you don't have a place in the whole or power to affect the whole". With her immersive choir experience, audiences "have a place in the art that's going on," she said.

All that time, however, Mr. Brennan couldn't shake his show-choir experience.

As a choir we experienced this same sense of solidarity.

Being in a choir is an experience that will stay with you forever, and it can get people singing beautifully who think they can't sing at all.

This nicely offsets the more ominous elements: the huge glowing circle that nods to the Aristolean rule of drama effected in a single day, the stark backdrop of street scenes projected in super-slow motion, Daniel Freitag's score of lugubrious organs and the droning of what sounds like a choir of flies.The experience haunts, as it should, though it is a well-mannered haunting.

I'm not a singer, but it sounded fun - especially when I read that I'd be part of a large and welcoming choir where no experience was necessary, and I'd have the opportunity to find my own voice.

Singing in the pop-up choir, the students experienced first-hand how much they could learn when they allowed themselves the freedom to take risks.

"I think my experience in choir will help in understanding emotions and how people react to performing," he said.

There has been a huge surge in interest in singing over recent years, on the wave of the burgeoning open access community choirs where no previous experience or ability to read music is required, more people are now singing in organised choirs than ever before.

It turned out that this song, originally written after the children began to speak to the choir director of their experiences, had a transformative effect in the community.