chorale

IPA: kɝˈæɫ

Examples of "chorale" in Sentences

So in a sense the chorale is the link to our past. "
The chorale is the first to perform it in North America.
The chorale was the exact opposite of the motette of the Netherlands.
The first movement is a chorale fantasia based on the first verse of the chorale, which is a common feature of Bach's cantatas.
The chorale is a 75-85 member chorus that performs two to four concerts per year, including a holiday concert in early December and a spring concert in early May.
As we all, elders and chorale join together at the end of our Seattle concert to sing holiday songs, I feel a surge of physical well-being and gratitude to all the voices raised so strongly.
Seniors who participated in a chorale showed significant health improvements compared to others their age: fewer doctor visits, fewer eyesight problems and falls, improved lung capacity and less asthma, less incidence of depression -- even the need for medication decreased.
This magnificent location at the base of fractured-stone cliffs, rising 600 feet above the natural amphitheater created by the crashing cascade, was a photo-perfect setting for federal and state tourism officials, so they assembled the symphony orchestra and chorale from the Arts and Sciences University of Chiapas, and assorted dignitaries and reporters.