polyphonic choir

Vocal art is also highly developed, particularly the male polyphonic choir.

Another goal is to promote polyphonic choir music in different regions of Turkey.

He assembled and trained a large polyphonic choir based on his acquired knowledge.

The University Choir was founded as a polyphonic choir in 1994.

In interwar Poland, a polyphonic choir was established by the congregation in 1932.

She sings in French and has a Live Polyphonic Choir mode.

The acclaimed Old Believer polyphonic choir will nonetheless concentrate on songs and dances of everyday life.

The most influential Moravian importation, however, was the polyphonic choir, which has produced popular modern vocal groups like Mik.

Vox Humana presents fresh perspectives on ancient vocal traditions from lilting new folk madrigals to sensational polyphonic choirs.

In these demos appear all the elements that build the symphonic sound of Duwnich: brass, quintets, orchestras and medieval polyphonic choirs.

At 14 he became main vocalist for the polyphonic choir of the Pentecostal Methodist Church of Maipú.

Himene tarava is a style of traditional Tahitian music, sung a cappella in a highly rhythmic style by polyphonic choirs.

Its founders are amateur choristers from different professions, who had previously sung in various polyphonic choirs and participated in national/international festivals and competitions.

They contain the heaviness of a metal band as well as sounds of classical instruments (violin, clarinet, flute) and polyphonic choirs.

While still receiving her professional training at the Zeynalli College she became a chorister for the Azerbaijan State Polyphonic Choir.

He created a Philharmonic Orchestra, Polyphonic Choir and Chamber Groups that transformed the northern city in an important musical and cultural center.

The Cardiff Polyphonic Choir under Simon Lovell-Jones recorded eight selections for Black Mountain Records.

Founded in 1964 by Sr Beniamina Portelli, the St Monica Choir is one of Malta's leading polyphonic choirs.

At one point, the dancers turn into a polyphonic choir; one man is a human percussion ensemble, slapping his chest and thighs in a twist on an American ham-bone routine.

Schmid in particular was responsible for this skill being developed to such a high degree that polyphonic choirs would perform, and whole orchestras would play Baroque operas on handmade instruments.

Music and entertainment will be provided in the Abbey's theater by Gloria DeHaven and company, and the Benedictine Nuns' Polyphonic Choir.

During the summer, she was requested by France 2 to record the ballad "Canto di Sorenza" with the Corsican polyphonic choir Voce di Corsica.

In 1992, Kerimova was invited to Turkey by the Ministry of Culture to conduct the TRT Ankara Radio Polyphonic Choir.

Coro Musicanova (Musicanova Choir) is an Italian polyphonic choir from Rome conducted by maestro Fabrizio Barchi.

Yet the link between the movement and the voices, sometimes overlaid by a recording of a Corsican polyphonic choir, is too remote, although the movement is powerful and surprising on its own terms.