Sentence examples for choir who from inspiring English sources

This play with songs – about the famous 1929 recording of Nymphs and Shepherds by the Manchester Children's Choir – becomes a 90-minute television film, written and directed by Wood, with Imelda Staunton and Michael Ball as former members of the choir who meet again in middle age at a reunion.

It's like in church: there is a choir who knows the music, but everyone else just follows along.

The Military Wives Choir, who joined Blunt, Goulding and Kaiser Chiefs on the bill, were also an obvious choice.

"Are you happy now?" a choirboy asked Fernando Malvar-Ruiz, the music director for the American Boychoir concert choir who holds the Litton-Lodal endowed chair.

But amid the growing humanitarian crisis, Simona Foltyn met members of a church choir who are using music to spread a message of reconciliation.

A quiet man walked onstage and played the accordion and then the guitar; he was joined by a member of the local church choir, who sang "Amazing Grace".

I was buoyed by the heartening voices of the LSO's junior and senior youth choirs, who opened the event.

Nor do the businesses or churches – or even choirs – who will lose customers and congregations and choristers because of the unaffordable cost.

windsor.gov.uk/site/whats-on The vast Christmas tree donated each year by Norway illuminates the choirs who sing carols nightly through Advent beneath Nelson's Column.

STAVES, NOTES and Latin words make up the entrance antiphon, a liturgical chant traditionally sung in turn by two choirs, who would have been standing over the foot-thick gradual, which weighs more than 50 pounds, Mr. Fletcher said.

It is like one of those old men's choirs who get together one Friday night a month to sing "On the Road to Mandalay" and "Stout-Hearted Men" and "Finlandia" and "Kathleen Mavourneen" and "The harp that once through Tara's hall / The sound of music shed, / Now hangs as mute on Tara's walls, / As if that soul were fled".