At the rally, there was low-key chanting of Mr. Sharon's name, and loud, extended booing at every mention of Mr. Barak's.
The key terrace-chant line of "Hey Rudy, Rudy" may sound more like Kaiser Chiefs than the Clash, but it's the sort of earworm that can rocket a band into the mainstream.
And then she was stopping the band and shaking her head, while the crowd chanted: "Key!
The Sonics led by 31 points at halftime and the fans at the Key Arena were chanting "Nate, Nate, Nate" in the final 1 minute 46 seconds.
In Annika Ström's "10 New Love Songs" and Uri Tzaig's "Allah Akbar: For the Love of God," with its kaleidoscopic natural images keyed to Islamic chants, the score is sweet and romantic.
The French-Cuban siblings, whose father was the renowned percussionist Miguel (Anga) Díaz, are inspired by Yoruba traditions (their name is Yoruban for "twins"), and raw, spiritual chanting is a key part of their technique.
But when we reached Key West, all 147 began chanting 'Libertad!' It was a very powerful experience.
The march sounded like chants and songs, the key to keeping a large group of people sane, focused, motivated. .
Minnesota officials on Wednesday identified the two Minneapolis police officers involved in the fatal shooting of an unarmed black man as chanting demonstrators surrounded a key police station.
The minor-key melody is somewhere between a Gregorian chant and a folk ballad, with voices rising and falling, drifting in and dropping out.
