Keedz is a musical project of a group of young French singers who release songs as a choir accompanied by electro-disco-dance influences.

Vocal music is traditionally sung by a choir or the congregation (or a mixture of the two), usually accompanied by an organ.

The choir, accompanied by a gospel band, is composed of young people, mostly in their twenties.

"The Tyger," for one, is recited rhythmically (and vehemently) by the choir, accompanied by an increasingly complex percussion score.

Henle composed mostly for mixed choirs accompanied by organ, revolutionary at the time, given the traditionally strict separation of men and women in the synagogue.

It began to shift by adding a choir accompanied by musical instruments and eliminating observance of the second day of festivals starting on February 11, 1868.

They will hear their alma mater, "Anthem," sung by a choir accompanied by an orchestra.

In 2004, the choir, accompanied by the school organ and orchestra, recorded a CD.

John Scott leads the church's choir of men and boys, accompanied by Concert Royal, a fine period-instrument orchestra.

Official ceremonies began with singing by a 500-member choir, accompanied by a military band.