Sentence examples for circle singing from inspiring English sources

Every class begins with the students standing in a roda, a circle, singing traditional capoeira music and playing berimbaus, long bow instruments, drums and tambourines.

The dance is performed primarily at the Navratri festival (September October), which honours the divine feminine; dancers move in a circle, singing and keeping time by clapping their hands.

Their teacher, Kate Thompson, gathers them in a circle, singing to each child, including 8-year-old Ryan Cuccia of Plainsboro: Is everybody here this morning getting ready to sing and play?

On a video recording obtained by the BBC, hundreds of fighters from Peter Gadet's South Sudan Liberation Army SSLAA) jog rhythmically in a wide circle, singing and flaunting their new weapons.

We couldn't leave, it was snowing outside, and we're sitting in a circle singing our song until we find the right groove.

By Roshan Khadivi RAS JDIR, Tunisia, 28 March 2011 – Samia (not her real name), 7, is holding hands with other children as they move in a circle, singing a song in a child-friendly centre located in a medium size tent in the Shousha transit camp.

They used to play, and we'd sit in a circle, sing songs and have juice and fruit.

The ones at the centre of the circle sing, chant, clap their hands and whistle.

We happily spend hours together in kitchens, restaurants, or driving around in aimless circles, singing at the top of our lungs.

For a while, the water had carried her weight, she said, and she lay on her back turning in meaningless circles, singing the choruses of the pop songs she remembered.

The mood was like that of a fairground, with vendors selling fried snacks and spicy puffed rice; small groups within the throng sat in circles, singing, reciting poems and playing guitars.