chorus

April 29th, 2011 | 398 Entries

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398 Entries for “chorus”

  1. I never sing the chorus. I just listen. To the way it sounds the first time. Then the second time I begin. I want to appreciate what the artist behind its making intended before I translate it with the tone of my own voice.

    I can sing. But not like the one who usually sings a chorus. I sound like the one who usually sings a chorus has had one Guinness too many. Which really isn’t true because a bottle of Guinness has the same number of calories as a cup of OJ.

    Drink more Guinness, and less acid.

    by on 04.30.2011
  2. Voice is different and number of voices is a different thing. When the number of voices are more it disturbs the peace of mind.

  3. unison. dawn. enlightenment and illumination of the masses. waking us up from our dark dream-strewn slumber. Rousing us with the noise of song sung by one. Bird and man, competition and harmony

  4. Maybe it was stupid of me to want to join this choir. But somehow, I knew I needed to. But maybe it was wrong that I was only doing it to spite my Dad, who hated the idea of religion. But of course the choirmaster didn’t have to know that.

  5. to sing in chorus means to sing together and in musical harmony. I don’t like chorus songs, except church chorus songs.

    by Vartul on 04.30.2011
  6. This is where I used to belong. We sat in neat rows and gathered around a piano, letting our voices blend together into sweet and sour harmonies. I may have cried when it was over, I can’t remember. I never went back. After a while it was too late, even if I never forgot my part of the song. Everyone moved on without me.

    by Talia on 04.30.2011
  7. blending the voices and howling as one screeching and loving the one chord they could not stop singing into the morning

    by Mary on 04.30.2011
  8. The chorus of the choir echoed loudly through the Church, and somehow it calmed him. He was running away from something, and the nun wasn’t quite sure what. But she saw the look in his eyes, and was sure. He was innocent.

    by Serena Mithane on 04.30.2011
  9. Chorus. I love song choruses. The verses of the lyrics are the veins through which the emotion flows, and the chorus itself is the circulatory muscle that pumps the song’s life on and on. I’m not sure why I chose that analogy, but I suppose I’m trying to show that songs give life. Songs make us feel alive when we’re feeling down, and they cheer us up when we’re depressed.

  10. hmmm. what do you want to know? how do I play this? that’s what I I want to know…

    by jennifer Zocchi on 04.30.2011
  11. oh the chorus is with us today, break out the risers and 85 chairs, set it up inbetween pieces and tear it down at the intermission. pain in the ass

  12. I love chorus. It’s what makes a song sound more beautiful. No matter what, it’s the main thing in any song. It is the essence of music writing.

    by Esperanza on 04.30.2011
  13. one song many people sing together. it sounds beautiful as long as the people aren’t tone deaf. what else am i supposed to write? this is dumb. :| and b

    by Anisha on 04.30.2011
  14. I feel the chorus
    of a hundred doubts
    echoing in my mind
    and yet for all their clamor
    the resounding aria
    of a beautiful hope
    answers
    and swallows them whole.

  15. We talk, we laugh, we dance, we sing alone. We learn our own words, to make our stories heard. We want the world to know MY story; she wants HERS told; and everyone says their OWN. But then, something beautiful happens. Chorus. And we talk, we laugh, we dance, and we sing it together.

  16. The chorus began stirring. THey didn’t see the director anyewhere. Was he even still coming tonight? the roof of the church was suddenly ripped off, and a bright light washed through the church, blinding everyone.

    by Phil H on 04.30.2011
  17. i’ve been in chorus since i was in 3rd grade. i had to try out for chorus in middle school and also in high school and i must say i love it. i dont regret going out for it because i do love to sing. although people don’t like being in it there are a few plus sides to it. and thats the wonderful friends i have come to develop over the years.

    by Elizabeth Garcia on 04.30.2011
  18. the words are nothing but the melody repeats in my head, constantly looping around in a never ending cacophony of life’s soundtrack

    by Yvette Lee on 04.30.2011
  19. Today in chorus my boyfriend and I decided to “take a break” and “go to the bathroom”. Well, instead of going to the bathroom we walked all the way downstairs into the forum and made out for an hour. When we came back our excuse was we had a lot for lunch. Time. Well. Spent.

  20. It was used in greek plays, as the voice of reason. It used to be formed by a group of actors, commenting about the action on stage. It was used in Greek tragedies, comedies and Satyrs.

    by carly caruana on 04.30.2011
  21. Everything comes into play. The solitaries of the day, sings at the top of their lungs, and together they are one.

  22. Chorus is the part of a song where people sing together. I saw a lot of it in the royal wedding on television yesterday. A lot of young geeky looking kids wearing really weird clothes were singing songs together, in girly voices. It sounded kind of good though. I like the word. It’s a really nice word.

    by Rahul on 04.30.2011
  23. Hear the voices, strong and clear. The message is hope, effort, camaraderie: we are joined together –patriots for the cause, brothers in a single world.

    by Bob O Brien on 04.30.2011
  24. The bees in the honeysuckle presented a chorus to the ear. They flew from flower to flower and sang in harmony with the birds. A lizard darted away to lands unknown, and I rejoiced in spring.

    by JenBG on 04.30.2011
  25. They tell the story
    In a nutshell –
    Who loved, who died
    Who made the
    Tragic
    Mistake

    I’m glad they don’t have their hands on my storyline.
    I don’t want to know if it ends badly.

  26. She asks me to close my eyes. I follow her instruction without hesitating. I heard the orchestra and chorus begins to sing a very beautiful song. She still holds my hand and walks to guide me to her way.

  27. The sound of a hundred kindred voices speaking one message. A beautiful thing to see and to experience. Unity in motive.

    by Clifford Franklin on 04.30.2011
  28. to be in a chorus, usually means to be part of something that you guessed to be important..Anyway your own individuality is lost but whats wrong about that? nothing..since of course anyway death is imminent and probably better at taking away such things as individuality.

    by Lemi on 04.30.2011
  29. Pana sa imi dau eu seama daca vreau sa ascult muzica sau nu mi-au venit in cap zeci de melodii si versuri triste care nu fac altceva decat sa-mi aminteasca de el. Dar acum nu sunt trista. Sau cel putin nu sunt trista la modul nasol… e doar o nostalge draguta care se va transforma in altceva.

    by eu on 04.30.2011
  30. best part of a song, really… easiest to remember… always gives a good feeling, I suppose.

    OR its a group of singers… EITHER WAY, it’s cool. XD

  31. chorus people are in the most rhetoric of styles cuming out to give a thundurous roar of the chores in the wake of independence in this amazing nation.

    by Bijit on 04.30.2011
  32. chorus in the background fills the empty silence. melodies carry me high, although i’m low. i’m dangerously low. i feel as if i could seep into the earth, vanish as if i were standing on quick sand when all i have is a heavy heart,

  33. Every morning I am woken up by a very discordant bunch of crows. Their chorus is more like the sound of a disappointed audience than that of a lovely wake up melody. Bloody crows.

    by Dayle Morrison on 04.30.2011
  34. A Chorus Line–I’ve never seen it. I doubt I’ve ever seen an actual stage musical. If I have, I don’t remember it. Doesn’t seem like it would be my thing. Perhaps I’d surprise myself.

  35. Dawn chorus, gossiping birds cracking the daylight, shattering the peace and waking me from a dream of dawn birds

    by Grace Galton on 04.30.2011
  36. the magical feeling of hearing so many voices in unison and in harmony. perfectly at the center of each pitch. not sharp. not flat. the gentle but firm hands of the conductor gently tugging on invisible strings to guide the four or eight parts of the chorus.

    by abc on 04.30.2011
  37. There was once a choir teacher that had a dirty little secret. If there was anyone that was going to figure it out, it was Nigel Applewhite, junior at Justice High. He was good at getting information from people, and a silly music fanatic would prove to be no issue, he thought. Once morning, he strolled into the classroom that was not his own and rudely interrupted.

    by on 04.30.2011
  38. It is something in a song that pieces it all together. Music, Song, Verse

    by Chevonne on 04.30.2011
  39. The girls, all standing there, all so beautiful, like a divine chorus in the cathedral.

  40. Nine gold rings…. five actually but fine. Aled Jones ( he must have had backing) Will and Kate’s wedding those kids had tight little collars… weird :S But a branch of songbirds beats em all.

    by joeyhelper on 04.30.2011