Sentence examples for use a choir from inspiring English sources

As we'll find out, the crucible of those ideas is the way Beethoven's symphonies have been thought about and performed: such music as the Third (the "Eroica"), the Fifth, or the Ninth - even if that piece was the first symphony to use a choir, and a text.

I decided to use a choir on a piece of music called "Jerusalem".

Bands that are known to use a choir include Arkona, Turisas, Lumsk and Eluveitie, while chants can be found in the music of Týr and Windir.

Gardiner used a choir of 19, with the soloists drawn from among its members.

Unlike St. Thomas's version, which uses a choir of men and boys, Trinity uses a mixed choir of adult, professional singers and draws its soloist from the choir's ranks.

In his most recent production at Berlin's Schaubühne, Lösch took on Lulu, Frank Wedekind's tale of a femme fatale, using a choir of sex workers.

We use a children's choir instead of a synthesizer.

A 2005 installation entitled "Veils," which has appeared in several venues in America and Europe, uses a "virtual choir" of ninety polyphonic voices, and unfolds over a span of six hours.

Opener Jonny O'the Brine gallops to a tabla rhythm, Bonny Bunch of Roses drifts on a backdrop of flutes, fiddles and a crackling east European 78, while Lovely Molly uses a full choir.

Here, he used a gospel choir to, er, serenade his perennial target – Fox News – in a move that was almost as audacious as the time the Roots played ska group Fishbone's Lyin' Ass Bitch to introduce Michele Bachmann on Jimmy Fallon.

It featured some different instrumentation from the original, and used a children's choir as well as some lines in Hebrew.