Sentence examples for impressive chorus from inspiring English sources

One benefit of this fleet of apparitions is that they provide an impressive chorus of voices to support Mr. Mellencamp's score of blues, gospel and roots.

In The Morbid Age Richard Overy assembles an impressive chorus of Cassandras and Jeremiahs between the wars, lamenting the decline of the west, the rotten state of capitalism and the degeneration of the race.

In the scenes that mattered most, the cast, the always impressive chorus and the excellent orchestra, conducted by Fabio Luisi, came through, especially during the wistful, gently palpitating nocturne for septet and chorus in Act IV, which delicately segues into the radiant, magical love duet for Dido and Aeneas.

Overall, this is an impressive upgrade to the company's already-impressive Chorus publishing platform (see more details from my review in March).

This fully professional and always impressive chamber chorus presents a typically intriguing program of contemporary music, with works by Hayes Biggs, Ryan Dorin, David Felder, Richard Rice and Elliott Carter (an early work, "Tarantella").

The song is by turns a bit clumsy and impressive: the chorus feels awkwardly grafted on, but the shimmering coda, speckled with vibraphone, is fantastic.

In fact much of the pleasure in such a journey is the sense of being inconspicuous, a part of the natural scene, ignored by the birds who delivered an impressive dawn chorus every morning right above our heads.

Mr. Pappano drew a big-gestured, brightly colored and rhapsodic performance from the Royal Opera's impressive orchestra and chorus.

He was joined by the impressive Tanglewood Festival Chorus and some noted vocal colleagues from the opera world.

There are also two smaller-scale events of great interest: the dynamic British-based Endellion String Quartet plays works by Britten and Schubert (Nov. 8 at Weill Recital Hall); the impressive Brooklyn Youth Chorus sings a program called "Britten's Young Voices" (Nov. 17 at Zankel Hall).

My first impressions of the hall's sound come from three inaugural events: a press preview concert on Wednesday; the first public concert on Friday night, a bracing program of contemporary chamber works conducted by John Adams; and a family concert at 11 a.m. on Saturday featuring the impressive Brooklyn Youth Chorus, directed by Dianne Berkun.