Sentence examples for choral voice from inspiring English sources

We see this in the choral voice of the "urban gentry" that opens Franzen's "Freedom," and in the cavalcade of status details that voice records.

Experienced singers have a "choral voice" that -- unlike their "solo voice" -- is self-effacing, deliberately made anonymous in pursuit of blend.

At the special Mass, the choral voices soared with the same hymns we had sung.

"The choral voices in 'Porgy and Bess' sing a greater percentage of the score than almost any other opera I can think of," Mr. O'Brien told me.

It peaked around the three-quarter mark, as choral voices praised God's glory and the dancers jerked with pain — on the beat.

Walk On By, recorded by Hayes in 1969, begins with choral voices, before segueing into screeching Living Colour-style wah-wah guitar and Hayes's funereal keyboards.

The app also emitted faint electronic sounds that filled the night-time ambience of the hall, allowing the choral voices to float on top.

Dixit Dominus sounds spirited and shapely, if not ideally pointed; the higher choral voices especially seem far back in the mix.

Her version of Harry Nilsson's whimsically fatalistic "Don't Forget Me" becomes a lofty expanse of choral voices and multiple pianos.

Her courage was her belief, a dignity in her need, her eternal life already lit, its stately angels waiting to take her to the mansions of their paradise, and choral voices singing.

The choral voices, returning here and there, are the only ray of hope: the Body's own singing amounts to weedy, apocalyptic howls, barely clearing the din of their processional stomps.