Sentence examples for choir master from inspiring English sources
'choir master' is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it to refer to a person who directs a choir, though it is more commonly used in the UK than the US. For example: Kate was hired as the new choir master for the church choir.
The choir master, Massimo Palombella, explains: "Pope Francis said 'You must work with Deutsche Grammophon.
Ms. Tyson turned full-face to us, raised her arms and swayed in encouragement, like an impassioned choir master.
Other recipients include the choir master Gareth Malone, who was appointed OBE, and the musician Richard Stilgoe, who was knighted.
As the society's current members sang in and around Charleston, they also caught the ear of black listeners like Alphonso Brown, the organist and choir master of the Mt. Zion African Methodist Episcopal Church.
"For many years, people have struggled to find out what the diocese knew and when it knew it," said Ms. Casteix, who contended she was abused for two years by her choir master when she was a teenager.
James O'Donnell, organist and choir master, said his setting of a despairing 1914 poem by Harold Monro, To what God shall we chant our songs of battle, "leaves you standing on the edge of abyss".
This year Kanye, Burt Bacharach, Patti Smith, Paul Weller and Lionel Richie took their turn at being choir masters, and the Who drew proceedings to a close late on Sunday night.
After graduating he taught there for a while, then was organist at Ely Cathedral, & then went to York Minster as organist & choir-master.
The door to his own private office is of picturesque plankwork, like that of a luxurious gardener's workroom or a choir-master's office.
Conducted by BBC Scotland reporter-turned-automobile-choir-master Chick Young, many buoyant Partick Thistle fans expressed joy at winning the First Division title by honking their car horns after victory against the Bairns.
Of course, I was preaching to the choir's master.
