Sentence examples for i chorus from inspiring English sources

A good example in the new "Carmen" came during the Act I chorus for the workers on break from the cigarette factory.

Part I Chorus: Choral (soprano, alto): Aria (tenor): Chorale: Part II Aria (bass): Chorale (tenor): Aria (soprano): Chorale: The cantata is unique in Bach's church cantatas in its structure of arias combined with chorale instead of recitatives.

After their introduction in the Part I chorus "Glory to God", apart from the solo in "The trumpet shall sound" they are heard only in "Hallelujah" and the final chorus "Worthy is the Lamb".

The cantata in seven movements is divided in two parts, to be performed before and after the sermon: Part I Chorus: Recitative (bass): Aria (alto): Part II #Bass solo: Aria (soprano): Recitative (alto): Chorale: The cantata is symmetrically centred around the fourth movement on the words from the New Testament.

Part I Chorus: Recitative (tenor): Aria (soprano): Recitative (bass): Aria (bass): Recitative (alto): Chorale: Part II Sinfonia Recitative (bass): Aria (tenor): Recitative (alto): Aria (alto): Recitative (tenor): Chorale: Similar to the opening chorus of BWV 75, Bach sets the psalm in two sections, comparable to a prelude and fugue on a large scale.

Adam Levine, the lead singer of the band Maroon 5, sings the "I Ran" chorus.

The Central Park East Elementary I Mixed Chorus will do this centennial repeat performance and other seasonal music.

Murphy continued, as if Mahoney had spoken, "I know — choruses and verses, we don't do those".

You go through the process of asking, 'Is that chorus big enough?

Forbes: Is the chorus getting louder or softer or staying the same over the past couple of months?

Is that chorus brilliant or awful?