Usage of "singing group"

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Vocal group.

Usage of singing group in English

There's a cluster of cases famously now of a singing group, right? 
 Wired 

Nothing against them, but in our day they were called a singing group. 
 Ebony 

A singing group that blends astronomy and music to create songs about the universe. 
 Wired 

Co-director of 'Operatunity' singing group who travel NZ to present musical concerts in the local communities. 
 Radio NZ 

The Chromatics: A singing group that blends astronomy and music to create songs about the universe. 
 Wired 

Out went the Eddie Braden Orchestra, out went the four-piece singing group, out went Bill Pertwee. 
 The Guardian 

She was a member of a local magical singing group, we may get to that later. 
 The new yorker 

She's probably with her singing group, getting ready. 
 The city of ember: book 1 

A singing group for people living with dementia has been launched by the Alzheimer's Society in Wrexham. 
 BBC 

During that time, he formed a singing group with two American teachers, Karen Wess and Robert Fallon. 
 Radio NZ 

Writer interviews Lyle Mabe, one of the original members of the Baldknobbers Hillbilly Jamboree, a singing group. 
 The new yorker 

The Christchurch-based singing group was established two years ago to help people with neurological conditions improve their… Audio 
 Radio NZ 

It tells the story of a singing group of four Koori women who tour Vietnam during the war. 
 Radio NZ 

MotherTongue, a wonderful singing group connected with EarthSpirit, is about to release a CD of its own chants. 
 Drawing Down the Moon 

She formed a singing group with Connie Haines and Beryl Davis, and they made records of gospel songs. 
 The Irish Times 

It is not just a singing group, it's also a community and a place for social outreach and fun. 
 The Irish Times 

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Meanings of singing group in English