Sentence examples for chorus program from inspiring English sources

About 125 children belong to the chorus program, for which they audition.

To enrich the lives of children in South Miami-Dade's migrant farming communities by providing transportation to the Children's Voice Chorus program in Palmetto Bay.

While some districts enjoy the full complement of string orchestra, marching band, jazz band and chorus programs, others must make do with fewer resources.

An energetic performance by a children's chorus, the program never addresses the events directly but presents an antidote to despair.

With Ms. Pérez as Violetta, Mr. Costello as Alfredo, Mr. Kelsey as Germont, other soloists and the chorus, the program ended with an urgent and elegant performance of the extended final episode from Act II of Verdi's "Traviata".

The concert features the orchestra, conducted by David Wiley, and the Philharmonic Chorus in a program of works by Elton John, Bernstein and Copland.

Further showing the range of community involvement, the May Festival Youth Chorus opened the program handsomely with a cappella numbers by Scarlatti, Monteverdi and Palestrina.

PATRIOTS THEATER "Holiday Spectacular," featuring the Newark Boys Chorus, in a program of Christmas music, including excerpts from "The Nutcracker" and Irving Berlin's "White Christmas".

On Sunday, Mr. Keene and conducting fellows lead the festival orchestra and chorus in a program of Mozart, including the Requiem and the "Coronation" Mass.

There are also two smaller-scale events of great interest: the dynamic British-based Endellion String Quartet plays works by Britten and Schubert (Nov. 8 at Weill Recital Hall); the impressive Brooklyn Youth Chorus sings a program called "Britten's Young Voices" (Nov. 17 at Zankel Hall).

4 p.m., Church of the Heavenly Rest, Fifth Avenue at 90th Street, (212 222-9458, $20, $10 for students and 65+, free for children 12. (Kozinn) CANTICUM NOVUM SINGERS (Tomorrow and Sunday) Harold Rosenbaum leads the self-described "elite amateur" chorus in a program that concludes its 32nd season with works by Britten, Vaughan Williams, John Harbison and others.