Sentence examples for live choir from inspiring English sources

Pacific Northwest Ballet — like the Joffrey Ballet at the Kennedy Center last week — has a live choir in the Snowflakes scene: a rare luxury in America.

A live choir or musical accompaniment, rather than a recorded choral soundscape, would have added a human dimension to a building which constantly reminds through its scale how small we humans are.

Because the cemetery is so small, the music has had to be pre-recorded, but there will be a live choir consisting of 30 British and 30 German singers.

Performers include Philip Jeck, who uses old turntables and recorded music of many styles; the mysterious analog-synthesizer drone artist Eleh, in his first American performance; and Chris Watson, who will present his "Bee Symphony," using field recordings from the natural world and a live choir, approximating insect noises.

Carey performed a three song set-list, opening with "We Belong Together" and "Make It Happen", and followed by "Hero", which featured a live choir of African children.

Carey performed a three song set list, opening with "Make It Happen" followed by "Hero" and "We Belong Together", featuring a live choir of African children during the first two songs.

It was accompanied by a counterpoint of hymns and jazzy songs sung by a live gospel choir.

Based in the historic Shrine Auditorium, it featured a live orchestra, choir and set designs mirroring in game content.

Every Sunday morning for the past year and a half his Los Angeles gym has offered gospel aerobics: a 60-minute fitness sermon accompanied by a live church choir.

She performed "Through the Rain" alongside a live gospel choir, and wore a long black evening gown.

Introduced by Sharon Osbourne, Carey performed "Through the Rain" alongside a complete live gospel choir, and wore a long black evening gown.