Word: chorused
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...resources of this chorus are such that even when their singing is not perfect, it is of such high quality that one feels ungrateful in pointing out such faults as intonation problems and a rough tone here and there. The performance in general is so polished that a missed entrance or an orchestral flub is quickly overshadowed by an unexpectedly outstanding passage, such as in Gevaert's "Le Sommeil de L'enfant Jesus" when the chorus' exquisite pianissimo was breathtaking...
Bach's Cantata No. 142, which opened the program, has probably never had the benefit of a larger chorus, but the performance was remarkably gentle. The chorus did not sound overwhelmingly loud, but the orchestra was simply inaudible when there was singing going...
...Harvard Glee Club, the Radcliffe Choral Society, and the Bach Society Orchestra will present a joint Christmas concert tonight at 8:30 p.m. in Sanders Theatre. This performance will mark the first Cambridge performance of Christmas music by the combined chorus and orchestra...
Sunday night the Harvard Freshman Council will sponsor a varied program of choral music sung by the Freshman Glee Club and the Radcliffe Freshman Chorus...
...together any desired number of persons; arrange their voices as in chorus. Play simple airs first, until you get acquainted with your instrument and with each other. It is so easy that in a few minutes you will play as well as if you had the instrument for years. The usual range of each voice has two octaves, hence an air sung by a bass voice lowest octave, by tenor or contralto at one octave above, soprano two octaves above. Every church without a paid choir should organize a Church Choir Band as a means of earning money for church...