In the 1330s, when the architects of Europe were embracing the Flamboyant style, English architecture moved away from the Flowing Decorated in an entirely different and much more sober direction with the reconstruction, in highly modular form, of the choir of the Norman abbey, now cathedral, at Gloucester.
A war fundraising tea organised by black Salisburians in early March 1915 boasted entertainment in the form of a black choir, as well as the presence of Taylor and a junior native commissioner, each of whom gave speeches in English, Sindebele and Shona.
I was charity representative for my form throughout school, a member of choir and recorder club, and started up book review club in year nine (yes, at that tender age of thirteen when being cool really does matter).
Religion, in the form of attending church and choir singing, was an important source of community support and social bonding.
Mami Kataoka, chief curator of the Mori Art Museum in Tokyo, said she asked the Kalleinens to help organize a complaints choir because she saw it as a unique form of participatory art in which choir members could co-produce a work of art along with a composer.
In the province of Trento "folk choirs" are the most common form of music making.
The women singing to drown out explosions Jump to media player A group of women have formed a choir, which helps them forget their troubles in eastern Ukraine's conflict zone.
The tiles found made a pavement forming the floor of the choir of the church and the transepts.
Forty-two trombone players formed a choir, conducted by a member of New York's Hungry March Band.
The Choir, formed of staff at Lewisham & Greenwich NHS Choir, said they took inspiration from the 2009 campaign that shot Rage Against the Machine's 'Killing in the Name Of' to number one.
