Sentence examples for choral idiom from inspiring English sources

Call it the 20th-century choral idiom.

But choral music, over the centuries, has been a primarily religious idiom, and Hearne's pieces burn with an ecclesiastical fervor.

His musical idiom may be conservative, but the ideas that have fed his opera plots and texts for choral works have largely been driven by the spiritual quest of a lifelong (and still struggling) agnostic.

This idiom seemed as far removed from Bach's glorious motet "Jesu, Meine Freude" as it did from 1960s works of Ligeti and Xenakis, all magnificently performed by the mixed chorus Ars Nova Copenhagen, conducted by the choral wizard Paul Hillier.

2. Idiom.

The taped choral music ("The Power of One") by the film composer Hans Zimmer is explosive; the dancers, led with star projection by Sandra Brown, plunge fervently into what is essentially a modern-dance idiom.

Choral singing.

Choral Consortium.

Choral conductor.

Some choral music.

American choral and orchestral conductor.