Sentence examples for collective singing from inspiring English sources

For community-oriented orders like the Benedictines, collective singing, tilling the soil and shared meals were as crucial as divine reading.

The gay issue was not the only one hovering at the Last Night of the Proms — a hugely popular annual event that involves much flag-waving and collective singing.

"Apparently, karaoke caught on much quicker in Scotland and Ireland where they had the tradition of collective singing," adds Frith, "and where they had more of a tradition of the ballad".

Though few of us would call ourselves singers, we do enjoy a good collective sing-song.

1930), a bolero singer and the only female in the collective, sang "Veinte Años" on the record and duetted with Segundo and Ibrahim Ferrer during live performances.

By John Ortved June 17, 2016 In Toronto, the collective-singing group Choir!

Springsteen quickly introduces the E Street horns and the singing collective.

Mr. Dutoit led a plush, shimmering performance of Ravel's 50-minute "Daphnis et Chloé," scored for a large orchestra and a chorus that juices the erotic moments by singing collective "ahs," here performed effectively by the Philadelphia Singers Chorale (David Hayes, music director).

Don't get me wrong, I think the gathering of disciples for collective prayer and singing is important and not a privilege to be taken lightly.

From the distance of twenty or thirty rows, and amid the pleasant muddle of collective enthusiasm, one singing and dancing likeness seemed as good as any other.

But on the whole, this linking of collective arms and singing of "Kumbaya" seems to be working, and it may mean a new chapter on how to have a richer travel experience.