Sentence examples for choir recorded from inspiring English sources

In 1997, the choir recorded William Dawson spiritual arrangements.

In February, I watched Vakarchuk at work in a dilapidated Soviet-era recording studio in downtown Kiev, listening as a choir recorded background vocals for a new song he'd just written.

Not long after Idelsohn's choir recorded the song in 1922 (its rendition can be heard under the gallery's first umbrella), "Hava Nagila" (translated as "Let Us Rejoice") was embraced as the inexorable musical accompaniment to an imported circle folk dance, the hora, which spread to Palestine from Romania.

Lee, the orchestra and choir recorded the song at a chapel in Seattle, Washington.

A Christmas Concert with the BBC Philharmonic and the Manchester United Foundation Youth Choir, recording a sport themed concert in front of an audience for broadcast on BBC Radio Manchester.

We'd love to get a music star to record it... or even have a children's choir record it... but again... that's also something that needs funding.

Mr. Peres and his choir have recorded this Old Roman vespers, and their performance here spoke of familiarity.

Despite its humble locale and origins, the choir has recorded 18 albums and performed around the world, including at Carnegie Hall and Radio City Music Hall.

What exactly you'll hear depends on which speaker is closest, because each member of that 40-person choir was recorded into a separate microphone, whose signal is then run, in the piece, through one — and only one — of the 40 speakers in that otherwise empty, unremarkable room in Queens.

The vocals performed by the choir were recorded by Neil Tucker at Metropolis Studios in London.

The choir was recorded separately, and Leonard wanted it to be added during post-production of the song.