Sentence examples for responsive singing from inspiring English sources
The soloist who led the congregation in responsive singing of the Psalms used a book called the cantatorium.
In comparison, all the neurons that were found to be noise-responsive during singing (significant activity within a 1 s window), exhibited this response within 150 ms of the noise burst onset.
The rest of the women alternate between hushing at the Americans and singing responsive prayer lines to the disembodied male voice.
"Will they tell the story?"; "Are they musical?"; "Are they aware of the challenges that the singers face when trying to be physically responsive to direction (sing lying on your back/facedown/upstage/into the wings)?"; "Will the audience understand what we are doing?".
In contrast, of the males that were captured while singing, one was highly responsive while the other seven (and the two females) were much less so.
The PL discussed early child development and the importance of mothers being responsive to their infants and playing, chatting, singing, showing love to and praising their child.
She's at one with David Afkham's smoothly responsive orchestra, but manages to impart the feeling that she's singing everything in her own sweet time – this music's style to a T.
The crowd was physically responsive to all the performers who took the stage throughout the night, dancing and singing along to almost every song that was played.
Mr. Haimovitz's singing tone is a substantial asset in folksy works by Janacek and Martinu, with Mr. O'Riley providing polished, responsive support.
Watan is singing and walking.
