Sentence examples for moving chorus from inspiring English sources

"Peace be with us, peace be with us, peace is always with us," strong voices lifted in a moving chorus from both sides of the street as the protesters were slowly led away.

A tableau at the top of Act IV further evokes the post-World War II era when a horde of refugees trudge through the snow while singing "Patria oppressa," a moving chorus that faintly echoes the great chorus from Nabucco.

Al Wiesel of Rolling Stone gave it a rating of two stars out of five, saying "one hopes that that last song's moving chorus – 'Don't let me die with this silly look in my eyes' – doesn't prove to be Faith No More's epitaph".

Heartfelt vocals, retro-electronic elements, moving choruses and lush soundscapes comprise his newest release Triptych.

As a group the nuns were elegantly blended and deeply moving in chorus.

We'll move some chorus rehearsals to give him an extra hour of staging, at which point the chorus mistress will call me, all bent out of shape because she isn't able to give the choral parts the final touch that she wanted.

One transition requires a move from a slower-moving chorus to rapid-fire ska.

(Ms. Zambello and the French-Israeli conductor, Gary Bertini, moved this chorus from the beginning of Act I, but the change works well).

In Part Two, there isn't time to move the chorus members on and off the stage, so they remain either side of the raised area where dancer Christian From buckles in agony.

Framed by two sets of light scaffolding, one of which periodically moved, a chorus line of white-powdered dancers slumped, grimaced and grabbed at their crotches, their taut bodies hinging and spasming and sometimes breaking out in jarringly classical moments.

What this means in practice is that Mr. Davies can call Mr. Bolcom and ask to move the chorus's last note down an octave -- "In the range it was in, it doesn't sound pretty" -- or to eliminate four measures of suspenseful orchestral tremolo that had underlined the fatal fight.