Sentence examples for double chorus from inspiring English sources

"It had that double chorus," Mr. Money said.

(Double chorus? Check: one male, one mixed. Ballet? Check: an allegory of the four seasons).

A big double chorus, supported by an orchestra unusually large‐for Handel, provides the spectac‐.

Here, in works that often divide into five parts or double chorus, individual voices were often cruelly exposed and tested.

Yet there was transparency even in the joyous "Osanna in excelsis," a big double chorus of eight busy vocal lines.

The smallish double chorus and orchestra performed attractively and effectively, whether divided or joined, despite Tully Hall's unflattering acoustics.

There are double choruses and fugues, Mr. Mauceri said, the kind of writing not usually associated with Weill.

His most recent works include Rising Light, a large work for double choruses, piano, soloists and orchestra and commissioned by the International Festival-Institute at Round Top, Texas; and Radiant Samadhi, a choral work for the Tokyo Philharmonic Chorus.

This is almost a Jewish Passion, with the antecedents of Mendelssohn and Handel oratorios and especially Bach Passions everywhere present, from organ-accompanied recitatives like those of Bach's Evangelists to large fugues and double choruses.

But, when you look at your model song, it's verse-verse-chorus-instrumental hook-verse-chorus-instrumental hook-half verse-double chorus.

First to startle was the double-chorus – the St Thomas's Boys Choir and Tolz Boys Choir – whose sensational presence, power and precision made something entirely new of the opening chorale-fantasia.