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Rachel: Oh, yeah, yeah. Actually, I got the extended disco version, with three choruses of "You'll never make it on your own" .

Through out his life, Samuel Barber had composed three operas, one piano concerto, a large number of instrumental works, songs and choruses.

After the bridge, we are led into the last set of choruses, where we modulate suddenly and the whole song jumps up a major third in key.

Out on the water flickering lights and soft- voiced choruses marked the fishers returning from the reef .

I have sort of created a genre of metal-dance-techno-pop music with a lot of rock anthemic choruses, because that is the music that I love.

States grow ever more machine-like, men are transformed into statistical choruses of voters, producers, patients, tourists or soldiers.

Substitute the word "themes" or "choruses" and you get the idea.

Most of the songs have extremely morbid choruses which stay with the audience long after the movie ends.

The orchestras, the choruses , the drama and opera casts, will be cut to pieces.

Two bands, three choruses of singers .

When she went out the sparrows were twittering merrily in joyous choruses.

Reputation for outstanding teacher quality ? Operates the State's most prestigious choruses and bands Unique School Features

Notable exceptions are the nearly song-like choruses of bowhead whales in summer and

NESSUNDORMAThe Most Famous Italian Operas Arias and Choruses

Changing the Number of Choruses

there is rhythm that is in time with all other choruses sung by variant kingdoms;