Translation of "Im chor singen" in English

Little Bonaparte and Toothpick Charlie will be singin' in the same choir again.

In the choir they're all singing, but he keeps his mouth shut.

I was thinking about singing in the choir.

When in chorus you will sing,

For those who want to sing in a different style ...

I will go back to singing in a choir.

When classmates make fun of the American teenager - he was going to sing in the choir.

We want to speak for women with one voice rather than join in a chorus of many.

And at the year's end, We'll all meet again T o sing, if we may, another Happy Birthday

Mrs. Allan says I have a good voice and she says I must sing in the Sunday-school choir.

Only in this way would they be able to sing, if not in unison, at least in closer harmony.

Shoot, cook halvah, shoe a stallion, open a safe, falsify documents, assist in childbirth, write an article... sing... in the choir.

Everybody I've talked to around here says these are good girls. Choir girls.

So without further ado, and by way of endorsing' my candidacy the Soggy Bottom Boys is gonna lead us all in a chorus of:

I spent two weeks at a Tibetan monastery, where I learned to sing chords with the high lamas.

Besides this, they run a music school where children and young people from the Favela are able to learn string instruments, to play in an orchestra and to sing in the choir.

He believes that teaching children to sing in choirs is the best musical start you can give them, to which end he chairs the Choral Society of Russia, with a mission to bring together choirs from Russia's 86 regions.

Students can also chose to have an additional foreign language ( Chinese, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian) or to have additional music lessons – playing an instrument or singing in choir, or they can join the yearbook team.

We knew precisely, which one it was, making his noise, whether it was Arthur, Paul, or Fritz, and when they even began to sing in a duet or in a chorus, we jumped out of our beds, opened the windows, to join the croaking, until mother or grandmother came and put us back where we belonged.

And now even, ta-daaa: "The Ladies of Too Slow to Disco" – a record, that I was looking forward to very, very, very much, because TSDT 1 & 2 relentlessly revealed, that the mid-seventies had been a men's world, where women either were allowed to sing in the chorus or to writhe themselves decoratively on the polished hood of a Chevrolet.

Staying connected with the community – either through joining a club, singing in a choir, volunteering to help in a care home, act as a guide, or clear up a riverbank – is a chance to offer your time and energy and to gain from the enthusiasm and friendship of others.

Middle School Principal Šatikien? summoned students from class to her office and asked who forces them to attend church, sing in the choir, serve at Mass and how much they are paid?

What is it that drives men, at a certain time, to meet regularly to sing hymns and patriotic songs?

We knew precisely, which one it was, making his noise, whether it was Arthur, Paul, or Fritz, and when they even began to sing in a duet or in a chorus, we jumped out of our beds, opened the windows, to join the croaking, until mother or grandmother came and put us back where we belonged.

In a choir of shadows they go on singing day and night until the words are no longer heard, only the sharp sound of hatred.

Boys who serve at Mass and girls who sing in the choir are summoned from class to the principal's office and are interrogated there by teacher Neniškien? and security police employees from Plung?.

They had to learn to play the flute, lyre and sing in chorus, plus as much food as boys but the Spartan women were considered the most beautiful in Greece.

Invited are women of all nationalities from 15 to 85+, beginners and the more advanced and all those women who want to rediscover their singing voices and want to sing together with other women in a choir.

And now even, ta-daaa: „The Ladies of Too Slow to Disco“ – a record, that I was looking forward to very, very, very much, because TSDT 1 & 2 relentlessly revealed, that the mid-seventies had been a men’s world, where women either were allowed to sing in the chorus or to writhe themselves decoratively on the polished hood of a Chevrolet. Okay, I’m exaggerating – but just a little bit.