Sentence examples for groups of singers from inspiring English sources

In 18th-century England local singing competitions were held by groups of singers at taverns.

There is also a strong tradition of folk dance, which may include songs sung by mixed antiphonal choirs (i.e., two alternating groups of singers).

So was the use of space: much of this music is richly antiphonal and is best heard when groups of singers and players are set apart.

Karaoke app, which automatically turns footage of groups of singers around the world performing the same song into single, edited videos.

Jordi Savall and his group Hespèrion XXI, with three other groups – of singers, instrumentalists and traditional Turkish musicians – made a typically varied, often rumbustious programme of baroque music from 1614 to 1714.

At the opening ceremony, a magnificent display of fireworks were set off on the roof of the stadium, leading in to samba music and groups of singers and musicians in the middle of the arena.

A group of singers and instrumentalists provided strong musical support.

Nuba or malhuf : last section and finale / group of singers and musicians of the Rachidia.

Armenia is represented by Genealogy, a group of singers from six different countries.

The crowd was entertained by a group of singers in black leather jackets and ties.

The review also erroneously included one group of singers among the performers.