antiphonal

Of these three the antiphonal mode is the most widely followed.

Eric took up; and then the twins started their antiphonal speech.

This call is an antiphonal duet of the male and female.

They show two cases in which antiphonal treatment of strings and wind would be suitable.

They heard as it were antiphonal singing, though more drunk than sober, approach.

After a while sitting at the piano I came up with the idea of antiphonal trumpets.

In fact, as a result of this antiphonal love manifesto, I feel better already."

Those services are seen as the beginning of antiphonal singing in the church, a practice that became widespread among Christians.

So the two of them have a nice kind of antiphonal relationship."

At this time too the practice of antiphonal singing between the cantor and the congregation seems to have become common.

"It also lends itself to the antiphonal effects you can get in a stadium.

The Walton, with its antiphonal effects, was especially stirring.

The harpsichords have much dialogue between themselves and play in an antiphonal manner throughout.

But there is also a good deal of more conventional harmonization and vibrant antiphonal writing.

Their vocal music includes singing of both harmonies and antiphonal parts.

Then followed what might be called the festal liturgy with antiphonal responses.

And in antiphonal response came the deep, calm, enormous reply, "Let him be.

Little frogs are antiphonal piccolos all through the night.

Antiphonal psalm singing can still be heard today in Anglican cathedrals.

Also entering the box is a small newt-like creature that may be an antiphonal, contradictory voice.

He also used antiphonal effects, which he exploited brilliantly with a large orchestra.

At the rear of the sanctuary, a 23-rank antiphonal division is located in the gallery balcony.

The antiphonal sound has honorable intentions, but does not so much win our sympathy as pre-empt it.

A Miao wedding is quite a sight, with antiphonal singing and all.

They are not the antiphonal choirs of medieval Notre Dame.