Sentence examples for choir rose from inspiring English sources

He danced, lip-synching to the terrific dance tune as the choir rose through the fog, boogalooed, and went step-step-step down the stairs.

As the voices of a children's choir rose to the roof of the stark and sombrely lit Hall of Remembrance at Yad Vashem, Israel's memorial to the Holocaust, Barack Obama's eyes closed for a moment.

Each time he mentioned a particular group of pilgrims, they would stand up on their seats and cheer -- and in one case, a Slavic choir rose to its feet and began to sing, filling the square with exotic, crystalline harmonies.

The big number would be done under a high, handsome Aztec Deco arch, against a black background and swirling clouds of fog and thirty-six over head spotlights swinging back and forth to make those bright intersections of beams that spell show biz, as a twenty-person black gospel choir rose from the basement.

Ironically rearranging chart hits is a boutique-festival staple, and Saturday found the all-female Lips Choir trilling Guns N' Roses and Chic, and the Fabulous Lounge Swingers jazzing up Beyoncé.

Zeta-Jones brought in a 40-member Welsh choir, 20,000 cream-colored roses and imported her family and friends from her hometown of Mumbles, Wales.

The Archdiocese of St . Louisexplained in a statement on Friday, "When he publicly demonstrated a life inconsistent with Catholic teaching, Al Fischer was relieved of his duties as part-time choir director at St. Rose Philippine Duchesne Parish and as music teacher at St . Ann Parish School.

SATURDAY On Saturday, Handel's "Messiah" gets a more modest treatment in Massapequa via community singers when the Long Island Concert Chorale and St. Rose of Lima Choir present parts one and two at 8 p.m. in a free concert at St. Rose of Lima Church on Merrick Road (516) 946-7207.

On Wednesday evening the Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine hosted a concert by its Cathedral Choir and the outstanding instrumental ensemble Rose of the Compass, offering the musical equivalent of the clover map.

Kent Tritle's admired professional chorus (joined by the one-hundred-and-fifty-voice Musica Sacra Chorale Choir), with orchestra, offers the St . Johnat Lincoln Center's Rose Theatre; the vocal soloists include Rufus Müller (the Evangelist) and Matt Boehler (Jesus).

The extended composition in seven movements "for soprano or mezzo-soprano solo, mixed choir, and orchestra (or chamber ensemble)" is based on the Latin text, interspersed with "Of a Rose, a lovely Rose", an anonymous English poem on Marian themes, the beginning of the and a prayer to Mary.