cathedral choir

From 1675 to 1677 he also took charge of teaching the children in the cathedral choir.

It is the only cathedral choir to have won in either of these categories.

However, there are no records of him having entered the cathedral choir.

During school term, the cathedral choir sing for eight services each week.

"But I think that our cathedral choirs have never been better.

He was buried in the chapel at the east end of the cathedral choir.

Monteverdi learned about music by being part of the cathedral choir.

His first organ lessons were as a member of the cathedral choir.

I'm surprised to see that this, the main cathedral choir, consists of men and young girls.

The sound drifted him back to his childhood when he had sung in the cathedral choir.

The cathedral choir consists of boys, girls and men.

The boys and girls of the Cathedral Choir are now drawn from among its students.

We cannot find anything that shows that he sang in the cathedral choir.

This format is typical of the British cathedral choir.

Many universities now offer such scholarships to fill places within college and cathedral choirs.

The Cathedral Choir also broadcasts frequently on radio and television.

While there, he became a member of the Coventry Cathedral choir.

The Cathedral Choir consists of men and boys who sing at five services each week.

The best of our cathedral choirs offer excellence of the highest order.

The cathedral choir traces its roots right back to the foundation in AD 604.

The organists are also responsible for direction of the Cathedral Choir.

He also founded in 1484 his own Cathedral Choir, who would contribute to more worthy church services.

He joined the cathedral choir there in 1695 and was castrated at the comparatively late age of thirteen.

It is a boarding and day school with roughly 150 pupils including the choristers of the cathedral choir.

Westminster Cathedral Choir made its first recording in 1907.