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Meaning of "cathedral choir"
A cathedral choir refers to a group of singers that perform vocal music, often religious or choral, within a cathedral or a large church. The term specifically highlights the location where the choir sings, emphasizing their association with the architecture and acoustics of a cathedral. Cathedral choirs are known for their harmonious and melodic performances, often showcasing a variety of classical, sacred, or contemporary repertoire
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There he sang as a chorister in the cathedral choir.
A history of cathedral choir schools.
This bell tower is supported inside by the cathedral choir.
It is the only cathedral choir to have won in either of these categories.
Washington national cathedral choir.
The cathedral choir also broadcasts frequently on radio and television.
He was buried in the chapel at the east end of the cathedral choir.
During school term the cathedral choir singa at eight services each week.
These give a detailed tour of the cathedral including excerpts of the cathedral choir singing.
The boys and girls of the Cathedral Choir are now drawn from among its students.
The choir regularly visits cathedrals to sing services in the absence of the cathedral choir.
I was in a cathedral choir when I was a boy soprano.
Christ Church is unique in that it has both a cathedral choir and a college choir.
The Cathedral choir plays a prominent role in liturgical ceremonies in the Cathedral.
Mitchell joined Exeter Cathedral choir at the age of eight.
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Labinsky moved to Tyumen and became a soloist in the Znamensky cathedral choir.
As a child he sang in the cathedral choir and the Opera House in Cork.
The Cathedral Choir comprises eight professional singers and another twenty volunteer singers.
He joined Bradford Cathedral choir at age nine.
The Cathedral Choir sings almost daily.
Richard Baker was a chorister in Lichfield Cathedral choir as a child.
Durham Cathedral choir.
He declined an offer to join the Guildford Cathedral Choir.
The Cathedral Choir has produced a number of CDs which are available from the Cathedral Office.
At Ripon, he created the cathedral choir school.
A member of the cathedral choir in his charge was the future composer François-Joseph Gossec.
Leibl was born in Cologne, where his father was the director of the Cathedral choir.
It 's the cathedral choir from Tatchester.
The Priory is no longer used, except for one room utilised by the Cathedral choir.
Today the Cathedral Choir remains all-male.
While there, he became a member of the Coventry Cathedral choir.
Vespers with the Cathedral Choir will be at 5 p.m.
As a child, Argent sang as a chorister in the St Albans Cathedral Choir.
The present Cathedral Choir consists of 16 choristers and 6 lay clerks.
Musical career = = As a child he sang as a boy chorister in St Albans Cathedral Choir.
Oh, that 's one of me in the cathedral choir - looking angelic, more than I was.
He maintained his interest in singing as a member of the St Paul's Cathedral Choir.
Early life and education = = Ovenden sang in the St Paul 's Cathedral Choir as a child.
Having been founded during the 1860s, it is the longest-running voluntary cathedral choir in Britain.
In 1889 he was appointed conductor of the Royal cathedral choir in Berlin.
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