Sentence examples for young choir from inspiring English sources
The new tracks, mostly plodding dirges, work less well, and a young choir at the back appear underemployed, but you can't complain when the fiftysomethings perform the saucy "Laid", complete with a small stage invasion, and the heartfelt "Born of Frustration".
Hiring out a recording studio, and recruiting a young choir of back-up singers, Najib has recorded a version of the 1970s hit soul ballad by The Manhattans, Kiss and Say Goodbye, translating the lyrics into Malay and adapting them in a bid to redeem his reputation among Malaysians.
This young choir, conducted by Dianne Berkun, is to sing an ambitious and varied program that includes the world premiere of Daniel Brewbaker's "now," as well as works by Kodaly, Vivaldi, Humperdinck, Jackson Berkey, Alberto Grau, Nick Page, Pekka Kostiainen and Kirk Nurok.
The princess then burst into tears as a young choir sang.
The crowd at the Etihad are currently being entertained by a young choir, all adorned in blue and white scarves, singing Oasis' Don't Look Back in Anger.
It was particularly bittersweet because our young choir director has had quite a year.
Our oms are often layered with the sound of young choirs rehearsing their carols.
A young gospel choir practised their dance moves.
The young British choir Stile Antico brought an incredible intensity of sound to an apocalyptic piece of polyphony by the 16th-century English composer John Sheppard, rather aptly written in response to a virulent strain of flu.
Fittingly, performers and speakers included an ex-vice president and several former drug addicts, a renowned preacher and a foul-mouthed rap-rocker, a young gospel choir and a grizzled quartet of country music hell-raisers.
The Young People's Choir promotes "Preschool for all" campaign BERANE/ANDRIJEVICA, Montenegro, 15 June 2015 – A performance by the children's choir of the "Vasa Pavic" Music School has again gathered children and parents in downtown Berane and Andrijevica in support of preschool education.
