Sentence examples for chorus from moving from inspiring English sources

Size, however, didn't keep the chorus from moving easily and characterizing well, and its director, Robert Bass, has a generally good sense of Verdian drama.

That is a lot of opportunities considering that she has been a chorus member since moving east from Colorado in the 80's with her husband, Dan Goble, now head of the jazz department at Western Connecticut State University in Danbury.

Just a new melody for the same old chorus of moving, and living, in the world.

During the strophe the chorus moved from right to left on the stage; during the antistrophe it moved from left to right.

"Peace be with us, peace be with us, peace is always with us," strong voices lifted in a moving chorus from both sides of the street as the protesters were slowly led away.

A Requiem for the concert hall as well as the chorus, the work moved inexorably from the opening lines, intoned darkly and richly by the basses, to the full-chorus conclusion, "Lux aeterna," a fierce, consuming blaze of light.

Besides, an opera chorus seldom moves onstage in sections.

And now the full children's chorus has moved on to "Danny Boy".

(Ms. Zambello and the French-Israeli conductor, Gary Bertini, moved this chorus from the beginning of Act I, but the change works well).

Ellington is a different matter: On "Black & Tan Fantasy" Mr. Iyer uses stride figures in the left hand to support solo blues choruses that move forward from Ellingtonia to post-bebop but stop short of his own language.

In addition to encouraging the chorus members to move, Palad encouraged them to sing from the heart.