Meanings of little choir in English

Soon the organ rumbled, and the little choir, standing, broke into song.

Then a little choir boy came to be helped with his music.

Mr. Helbeck, too, was kneeling in the little choir.

Meg had a voice like a flute, and she and her mother led the little choir.

He thoroughly transformed our little choir of children-leadingthem and accompanying them with taste and skill.

Our little choir is really very good.

We have lost, consequently, both of our fine tenors and excellent organist, and our little choir is not good now.

There were half a dozen little choir boys, four men and one tall cloaked woman....

In the gallery opposite to the pulpit were a little choir of male and female singers, a violoncello, and a violin.

This opinion was opposed by one of his little choir, named Devrient, who insisted that Zelter should be approached on the subject.

She was soon the leader of the little choir, and could sing, with wonderful correctness, "Shall we gather at the river?"

The little choir now sung a service, King in F. They sung "The Magnificat" rudely, and rather profanely, but recovered themselves in the "Dimittis."

A pair of orphreys of the fifteenth century, of German work (probably made at Cologne), shows a little choir of angels playing on musical instruments.

"I'm quite ashamed, Miss Innes, we sang so badly this morning; our little choir can do better than that."