And we had gone from that to talk about the words to old Protestanthymns.
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I knew that it was a Protestanthymn, and thus I knew that I might trust them.
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He walked a great deal, and he read the Bible, also a collection of Protestanthymns, and Shakspeare in Schlegel's translation.
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She organises religious summer camps for her grandchildren, summons everybody to church on Sunday mornings and always presents us with Protestanthymn books and psalms.
Ús de chorale en anglès
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The chorale of the trio is admirably devised and carried out.
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A little thread connects this with the chorale-like introduction of the second theme.
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A pair of foxes set up a yipping, howling chorale in the brush.
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Used these for the chorale's fund-raiser decorated with music notes in fudge frosting-ravereviews!
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The locusts were singing their evening chorale while we tried to reach a consensus.
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At the close of the work the same chorale appears, but it has another meaning.
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Later the chorale is sounded by the full band, with intermediate beats of rhythmic march.
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Its music is not a monotone, but a chorale.
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Agricola was also the first to harmonize in four parts Luther's chorale, Ein' feste Burg.
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The chorale secured a record deal with Sony Music on Tuesday, reports the New York Post.
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Prince Albert's chorale, "In life's gay morn," was performed again.
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A chorale was performed, which the Prince had adapted from an earlier composition written to the hymn-
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But they still bounded and beat against the door, and presently began to howl a vain chorale.
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Great, then, was my astonishment when the little group broke into the four-part harmony of a fine chorale.
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The concert opened with arrangements of three Bach chorale preludes, a lovely, gentle, refined opener to the concert.
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But not everything seems quite as pointless as having the New Directions boy chorale smooth out Wings' rough edges.