choir school

A house in the present choir school is named after him.

He remained at the choir school for the next six years.

The choir school moved into a new building as the previous one was replaced.

To provide the upper parts for music in the services a choir school was required.

The choir school once before came close to trading up for a new facility.

As a choir school, boys are selected by musical ability.

Along the beach comes a group of boys who attended choir school back in England.

The original choir school moved to a new site before uniting again with the college in 1904.

A choir school was established at the church in 1843, which provided music for daily choral services.

There he went to a choir school, but soon the choir had to stop.

There is no choir school at Chester, so the choristers come from local schools.

The whole reason for the school's being is as a choir school, so the requirements of the rehearsal hall came first."

She wasted no time making changes in the choir school when she took charge last year.

You know she works for a choir school?

As of 2013, student enrollment at the Choir School is approximately 55.

Mr. Harvey was raised in the choir school tradition of his country.

Harvard students also helped out with the recreation program at the Choir School.

It first appeared as a newspaper, published every week for the Choir School.

Formerly a choir school, it now houses the museum of the cathedral's treasures.

He clearly received an excellent musical education, probably at a church choir school somewhere in northern or central France.

It was founded in 1967 and claims to be the only choir school in Africa.

The children quickly get used to the change from a local school to the Choir School.

She works for a choir the choir school at Durham cathedral.

Beginning with the 2012 academic year, the Choir School added a fourth-grade level.

She had superb training in Stockholm, attending a choir school and studying modern dance.