In "Race:In," Braxton sings in what appears to be his natural voice and creates a pure and high-pitched choir behind him, pushing against the hard and clipped sound of the band, as if Christmas carollers had wandered into an automobile factory.
The multivoice type was in more than four parts and typically subdivided into opposing choirs, especially low versus high choirs.
On the first track, "Snowflake," in a song written specifically to use his still high choir-boy voice, Bush's son Albert (Bertie) sings the role of a falling snowflake in a song expressing the hope of a noisy world soon being hushed by snowfall.
Raphael said of its inspiration, "The high school choir was all about that classic R & B harmony, so I named the song after the choir.
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — He sang with his high school choir on a trip to Europe.
Downstairs, Nolan Budgewater, a music teacher, was teaching his high school choir students how to breathe.
The high school choir's performance is in keeping with the unlavish, homespun tone of Mr. Cuomo's inaugural.
It was, humbly enough, memories of creative highs she experienced on tour with the high school choir that persuaded her to persevere.
Finally completed in 1272, with a keystone 152.5 feet high, the choir was taller than both the new cathedral at nearby Amiens and the Pantheon in Rome.
Judge Charles R. Wolle of Federal District Court in Des Moines ruled that the principal effect of having the high school choir sing the prayer was "to advance the Christian religion".
So did the cellist and the pianist in the Music Room and the hard-working high school choir caroling from the grand staircase in the Great Hall.
