Sentence examples for choir style from inspiring English sources

Although the a cappella (unaccompanied) choir style is associated with this era, church choirs were sometimes accompanied by organ and other instruments.

The most significant collections of his works are Musae Sioniae (nine parts, 1605 10), consisting of more than 1,200 settings of chorales, partly for 8 to 12 voices in Venetian double choir style, partly in simple two-, three-, and four-part style; and the Puericinium (1621), where the chorale strophes receive varied treatment, foreshadowing the chorale cantata.

The interior was also Gothicized, with heavy, deep-relief choir-style oak paneling, oriental carpets and antique furniture in the club areas.

A massive choir, concert-style orchestra and renowned pastor combined for the best Sunday show in town.

A choir of Tibetan-style "intoners" chanted to the amplified sound of the river.

Hillsong's ASOS-approved stylings, slick Glee-style choirs and neon lights might make it seem more exciting than Britain's other, more ancient places and forms of worship.

The fine abbey church that towers over the island has an imposing 11th- and 12th-century Romanesque nave and an elegant choir in Flamboyant Gothic style (built 1450 1521).

A meeting was arranged, and Mr. Plant also recorded "Valley of Tears" with the choir, in a hushed style that calls Paul Simon's "Graceland" to mind.

The choir began to sing, gospel style.

The Palatine Chapel (built 790 805) of Charlemagne, modeled on San Vitale (in Ravenna, Italy), is Carolingian in style, and the choir (c. 1355) and subsidiary chapels are Gothic.

The style of the choir's new songs has shifted subtly to integrate with Spira's score, becoming both darker and more pop.