Sentence examples for started choir from inspiring English sources

The New Yorker, August 9 , 1930 P. 20Profile of Graham McNamee, well-known radio announcer who started choir singing at an early age, and made his debut at Aeolian Hall as a baritone, and did obscure concert work before he found a job in a radio station.

By Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, August 9 , 1930 P. 20Profile of Graham McNamee, well-known radio announcer who started choir singing at an early age, and made his debut at Aeolian Hall as a baritone, and did obscure concert work before he found a job in a radio station.

He also started the choir's academic school of 650 students and founded the girls' choir.

He has conducted the group, determined the repertoire, set the disciplined tone, started the choir's academic school of 650 students and founded the girls' choir.

The feat was unusual considering that Mrs. Cymbala, the pastor's wife, does not read sheet music, has no formal music training and started the choir with just eight other people.

Since starting the choir in 1968, Mr. Turnbull has been its guiding force -- conducting rehearsals and concerts, choosing the repertory and establishing the group's tone of discipline and professionalism.

In the lobby, the choir started to sing.

Just after the rehearsal yesterday morning, a choir started singing in the Philharmonie.

The choir started 40 years ago with just nine members of a struggling nondenominational church housed in a rundown building on Atlantic Avenue near where the Barclays Center now sits.

In the studio that night, the Greek Cypriot members of the choir started to sing a poem by Yashin, in Turkish and Greek.

Following the 2005 peace agreement, which eventually ushered in South Sudan's independence in 2011, the choir started organising road shows nationwide.