Sentence examples for closing chorus from inspiring English sources

Then the Bergmans sang the closing chorus of "Sleep Warm" for the writer over the phone.

In "O Mensch, bewein dein Sünde gross," the closing chorus of Part I, the singers ran out into the audience and took positions all around the auditorium.

If the dialogue is riotously clever, the texts for the songs are almost always much more amusing read than performed - I've never heard anyone laugh at the terrific joke in the closing chorus of Iolanthe.

Handel provides a lively "Alleluia" chorus as the end of Act I, and if he did not yet see its inherent possibilities, he already had the tools: the closing chorus, "Give Glory to His Awful Name," with its timpani and trumpet underpinning, is as bright-hued and vehement as the "Hallelujah" chorus in "Messiah".

Unapologetically feelgood, the closing chorus asserts that "there is no fear, just nonsense".

Each section has the same structure, a brief instrumental sonata followed by a chorus, three arias and a closing chorus.

The opening and closing choruses of Let It Go end with a sly, spat-out refrain: 'The cold never bothered me anyway!' You go, girl".

Beyond a slight harmonic contrast between brief opening and closing choruses and the hour or so of hypnotic musical undulations (or tintinnabuli) that separate them, nothing much happens in musical terms.

An abrupt shift of key takes place at about three minutes into the song, from B minor to C minor, which according to Rooksby was utilized to give the song's closing choruses a different treatment.

He would pause, then close the chorus with an amen figure resembling his opening announcement.

All around the city, clubs and theaters were scaling back their shows or closing altogether, and chorus line pretties -- black and white -- had to seek other forms of employment.