Choirs in a sentence

Peterborough Sings! and Peterborough Male Voice Choir mentored and supported four partner choirs who sang at the event – including Northampton, Worcester, Radcliffe-on-Trent and Welwyn Garden City male voice choirs.

Although the mining communities which gave rise to these choirs largely died out in the 1970s and 1980s with the decline of the Welsh coal industry, many of these choirs continue, and are seen as a traditional part of Welsh culture and perform worldwide.

Harding, p. 185 His mutual regard for British choirs continued for the rest of his life, and one of his last large-scale works, the oratorio The Promised Land, was composed for the Three Choirs Festival of 1913.

When there are multiple choirs of strings, the player is often able to control which choirs sound.

A diverse range of community dance groups, choirs and children's groups will take to the "Food Fair Stage" on Crown Street (near the corner of Kembla Street).

A few weeks ago, the choir shared a statement which informed its followers that they now have two interchangeable choirs owing to the demand they have generated internationally and here at home.

Birth certificates confirming gender assigned at birth will now be required to audition for a pair of renowned youth choirs.

Cumbria Singers, re-launched from Cumbria Rural Choirs, saw 108 singers join in September 2022, and has seen a successful season under the leadership of Andrew Padmore.

Cut backs in professional orchestras and choirs are widespread and it seems that someone seeking a full time musical career face very considerable challenges as competition for available places increases.

Holiday displays and activities, acoustic musicians, choirs, free hot chocolate and cider, and Santa.

In addition to the daily round of classes, Jean also formed choirs in each of her schools, often entering them in choral competitions, and usually with very positive results.

Local choirs will be drafted in to perform and give the town a yuletide feel as council bosses scramble to try and save the festive season with many businesses reporting a plunge in trade following the Station Hotel fire.

Meanwhile, the Tea Room will be serving sweet and savoury snacks, while local choirs will be getting you in the festive mood with renditions of your favourite carols and there will be a Kids Festive Trail for some Family Friendly fun.

Over his more than 40 years of conducting choral groups, Schultz has worked with church and mass choirs, youth choruses, vocal groups and orchestral ensembles.

Preparations in the capital Juba are in full swing: potholes are being filled, roads cleaned and choirs are rehearsing.

Returning to the U.S., Susan relocated to Massachusetts, where she continued her nursing career, was active in church choirs, and performed professionally, both voice and violin.

Semi-formally trained with lots of energy and enthusiasm, Ben is at The Con from 6:30 pm to 8 pm on Tuesday and Wednesday nights with choirs and is a music director for a church in Sydney (as well as having a busy professional life as a pharmacist).

The choirs will be joining two brass bands, one of which, the Goodshaw Band, has a Bury firefighter, Martin Foran, as a member.

The event will also see an appearance from the Coronation Choir — a group created from top U.K. community choirs and amateur singers.

The largest market is near the Rathaus where you’ll notice the aroma of roasting chestnuts and see stalls selling gifts, choirs singing and families ice skating together.