Sentence examples for using choirs on the from inspiring English sources

Other conductors will go on using choirs on the scale Bach might have hoped for, rather than of the size he had.

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

In Italy in the 15th century an inlay work known as intarsia was used on choir stalls and in sacristies, frequently as trompe l'oeil views of cupboards with different articles seen upon the shelves through half-open doors.

Samples used on the album were taken from artists as diverse as the electronic duo Suicide and gospel choir the Alabama Sacred Harp Singers.

Or male voice choir on the pitch.

Goodman chose to place the choir on the south side of the space because he considered it "the most desirable location for a choir".

You're composing a choir on the page.

She's among the choir on the original version of "Hallelujah" as well.

Each pianist played a series of reflective and rolling sections and used the "choir" (two sections of male voices on each side of the auditorium and three sections of female voices) as a pause point before dancing together again.

During the concerts, choir members will talk about the techniques of playing the handbells, like shaking, using mallets and tapping the bells on tables.

Its creators used the John Burroughs choirs as inspiration for the show.