Meanwhile, in Mexico City, the usually conservative Catholic Church Episcopal Conference issued a statement saying that they were joining their voice with that of the "Mexican people," and calling for an end to "corruption, impunity, and violence".
Each Catholic mass is still an act of praise in which worshippers explicitly join their voices with the angelic choirs.
The goal is to encourage your fans to join their voices with yours, instead of marvelling at your high notes.
The only instance in which Catherine and Jamie directly join their voices and points of view comes midway in the musical, when they marry.
Throughout the Muslim world religious leaders, presidents, politicians and intellectuals joined their voices to protesting masses angered by a perceived "insult" to their faith.
It does so in this piece, for instance when the singers in the hall, live but wired up, join their voices to that of the 1937 announcer.
The orchestra played "The Star-Spangled Banner," and the audience members rose and joined their voices to the swell; Bass, in her center parterre box, looked on like the monarch for whom the anthem was being sung.
"Using video games to get that message across is a novel way to continue to raise awareness, and, hopefully, to reach new audiences of people who will then join their voices with ours to end injustice".
That's increasingly the case with net neutrality: a handful of Republican representatives have joined their voices to those asking the FCC to delay the vote that would eliminate net neutrality, or for legislation that establishes the principle permanently.
