Sentence examples for chorus music from inspiring English sources

And the new chorus music from Ms. Beamish had a striking vibrancy, auguring well for what would follow.

She can still sing bits of the chorus music from the bustling Café Momus scene, when street urchins are entranced by carts piled with fruits, candies and wares.

"I've always wanted to do a concert of bubble-gum pop tunes," said David Bishop, the chorus' music director and arranger.

(Among the closest Xenakis comes to a direct emotional utterance is in his Nuits for chorus; music that sounds like a primordial cry, an impassioned scream).

Who used the pilgrims' chorus music from the "Tannhäuser" Overture to accompany the spread of pestilence in "Epidemic" (1988), and who contributed a particularly horrific vision of the Holocaust in "Europa" (1991; released as "Zentropa" in the United States).

The chorus' music director, Grant Gershon, will conduct the Los Angeles Philharmonic in John Adams' "El Niño" in December, and Gershon is also resident conductor of Los Angeles Opera.

In this case, Yorke was fed up with the kind of verse-and-chorus music Radiohead had made throughout the nineties, and not everyone else agreed.

Mr. Tritle, now in his eighth season as the chorus's music director, is also the music director and organist at the Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine.

Scored for a cast of 11, an orchestra of 18 and an off-stage chorus, the music seems almost calculated not to rattle listeners wary of contemporary music.

The venerable chorus's music director, Kent Tritle, one of the brightest and busiest talents on the New York music scene, leads it in the church he also serves as music director.

Harvard Glee Club TTBB Choirr): The nation's oldest collegiate chorus, showcasing music written in the male chorus tradition.