Sentence examples for get the chorus from inspiring English sources

Guantanamera: once I heard it, I couldn't get the chorus out my head.

At the Met, "you get the chorus for an hour and a half to do their part for a given big scene," he recalled.

This "bubble netting" gives rise to the most haunting and primeval sounds and I felt that if I could incorporate their song electronically and get the chorus to emulate it, I might conjure up some of the timeless qualities these great creatures from the deep convey.

How were you able to get the chorus to learn the song without Ryan finding out?

It was in 'Thespis' that Gilbert began to carry out his expressed determination to get the chorus to play its proper part in the performance.

This way, at least we get the chorus in right away and we have a shot that people will hear the chorus right way".

Jazz, with its endless riffing, often crops up: conducting the Mass, Gardiner feels "in the groove" when he gets the chorus to sing with "a deliciously bluesy lilt".

He then whispered in my ear and said, 'I got the chorus,' and I was like, 'cool, sing it.'".

Whether you love David Guetta's addictive tracks or hate him for getting the chorus to "When Love Takes Over" stuck your head, the man is undeniably huge.

Once you've got the chorus, start writing verses, at least trying to get a basic structure for the lyrics.

If it's super catchy (either a lyrical phrase or a snippet of music), and you can envision it being a repeated theme in the song, you've got the chorus or refrain — the climax or summary of your musical story — and you need to write verses to explain how you know in detail.