Sentence examples for ensemble singing from inspiring English sources

Outstanding singers with a commitment to ensemble singing are encouraged to audition – no Yale affiliation, past or present, is necessary.

The Hilliard Ensemble singing "Tenebrae factae sunt" ("Darkness covered the earth"), from Gesualdo's Responsoria; ECM 1422.

Directed by George Steel, the 32-member Vox Vocal Ensemble, singing in Japanese, will perform Mr. Hayashi's "Little Landscapes of Hiroshima," chronicling the aftermath of the atomic bombing.

The ensemble, singing in close harmony, presented sacred and folk music displaying polyphonic devices ranging from simple drones to intricately interwoven melodies, which often crossed or combined to produce harmonies pungent to the Western ear.

Following concert performances last year, the Academy of Ancient Music and a small choral ensemble singing four to a part have recorded the 1724 version of the St John Passion, which Bach would later revise and elaborate.

It portrayed Madonna in a blond bob wig and a leather ensemble singing the song in front of a number of neon signs.

A folk ensemble sang Finnish songs in the lobby.

The Ebony Ecumenical Ensemble sang "Oh Lord, Stand By Me".

The ensemble sang with buoyant pulse in the lively and harmonically striking "Conductus: Fulget Nicholaus".

The Epirus Polyphonic Ensemble sang love songs akin to traditions in Bulgaria and Italy.

To the rescue, the Vox Vocal Ensemble sang this great piece with style and devotion.