Sentence examples for sacred chant from inspiring English sources

(Can't we assign a C.I.A. drone to every Al Jazeera hack?) It was the usual rancid rant cloaked as sacred chant.

The concert concluded with Daniel Kellogg's "Divinum Mysterium" (2000), in which the sacred chant referred to in the title is variously quoted, transformed and fractured throughout the work's five movements.

From pop tunes to sacred chants to familiar classics, choral music holds sway this week.

The sutra, composed largely in verse, has a total of 28 chapters and contains many charms and mantras (sacred chants).

Voices Raised in Song From pop tunes to sacred chants to familiar classics, choral music holds sway this week.

The sacred chants of the Byzantine church have something in common with the measured purity of Gregorian chant, but they sprout the ornamentation of Balkan music.

The sacra rappresentazione also drew inspiration from sacred chants of the 13th century and from the Florentine festivals, which were more spectacle than drama.

"Our whole concept was, if kids can be on the dance floor singing sacred chants along with 'I See You Baby,' then let's do this".

Masters of the Psaltic Art, a 20-voice choir from Athens, will perform sacred chants and resurrection songs along with secular songs and instrumental music.

And if "I Wanna Be Your Dog" seemed like a punky, unruly song for a concert that always starts with the sacred chanting of Tibetan Buddhist monks, Mr. Pop pointed out what "d-o-g" spells backward.

Khachaturian heard Armenian and Azerbaijani songs sung by his parents; Georgian, Turkish, Iranian, Russian and other European melodies played on the streets and in parks; and sacred chants from churches and mosques.