Sentence examples for unison singing from inspiring English sources

The pleasures came mostly from the corporate sound of the chorus, in pieces richer in unison singing.

Swiss and, later, French, English, and Scottish Calvinism promoted the singing of metrical translations of the psalter (see psalmody), austerely set for unaccompanied unison singing.

Walking Through Walls stutters into life, with unison singing enforcing the feel of Orchestra of Spheres as a dippy cult on a polyphonic spree.

In the case of the forest weaver, this dominating notion predicts similar neuroanatomy of male and female mates due to their unison singing.

Unison singing was the rule of the reformed churches, both in Germany and in other countries.

Although choirs existed throughout Europe in the Middle Ages, their role was restricted to unison singing of plainchant.

Sometimes the dancing resembles a stadium wave, and sometimes it feels more like Broadway, with thousands of people shaking first their right fist, then their left fist, then clapping over their head in unison while singing.

The smack-down began with roadies in white boilers suits, a violent opening salvo of tracks and a band that had learnt the art of showmanship, getting the huge crowd to chat a roadie's name in unison after singing him happy birthday and lining up comedian Noel Fielding to join them on stage.

Marcella Puppini, who conceived the group, and her partners, Kate Mullins and Stephanie O'Brien, appear in shiny 1940s-style garbumpinging and kicking in choreographed unison while singing vintage hits from the Boswell Sisters ("Heebie Jeebies") and the Andrews Sisters ("Bei Mir Bist Du Schon," "Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy") in tight three-part harmonies with a rhythm section.

In unison they sang, "We are the pregnant women, and we are saying good morning".

When the chorus joined in — "And it was clear and cold" — cast members, seated among us at tables, scattered throughout the room, stood in unison and sang, their voices floating in as if from above.