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Meanings of choral in English
Usage of choral in English
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Photo: supplied 2pm We focus on some great choral performances and compositions.
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Even today, nine decades on, the unaccompanied choral writing seems implausibly idealistic.
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The precise means of transmission during those choral-linked episodes requires more investigation.
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These vicars-choral formed a corporate body and lived collegiately in the Bedern.
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Sometimes the words of the choral refrain have a vaguely suggestive meaning:
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Wednesday's performance made the choral pedigree of the Estonian choir immediately obvious.
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The mind thinks at once of choral compositions, of Mozart and Beethoven.
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Photo: Provided In the world of choral music its a big deal.
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There is more choral material in Rivonia than in your previous albums.
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The choral voice of the insects gave the music to their movement.
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In his later years, Dunlap wrote an opera and a choral piece.
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The finale is brief, but full of energy, and is principally choral.
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These are well written and effective part-songs, making lovely unaccompanied choral numbers.
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Then, among choral chants of joy and thanksgiving, I seemed to sleep.
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No one knew the value of Handel's choral work better than Haydn.
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And at this table now the singing broke out, magnificent choral singing.
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Choral through the time
Choral across language varieties
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Ireland
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United Kingdom
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