Hutchinson Junior High School now has a mural honoring Holly, and Lubbock High School, where he sang in the school choir, also honors the late musician.

The term " Choir " has the secondary definition of a subset of an ensemble ; thus one speaks of the " woodwind choir " of an orchestra, or different " choirs " of voices and / or instruments in a polychoral composition.

Frank Martin's Mass for double choir combines modality and allusion to Medieval and Renaissance forms with a distinctly modern harmonic language and has become the composer's most performed work.

One choir has a " normal " plucking point, producing a canonical harpsichord sound ; the other has a plucking point close to the bridge, producing a reedier " nasal " sound rich in upper harmonics.

The Eton suit was copied by other schools and has remained in use in some, particularly choir schools.

* The Janskerk has an exhibition area in the former choir

The choir has rehearsed weekly, and performed frequently, ever since.

As a result, a male choir has a wider pitch range than one consisting only of females.

Although it is uncertain whether Byrd was born in Lincoln as has been claimed, he was organist at the Cathedral from 1563 until 1572 and continued to compose works specifically for the cathedral choir after his departure.

The minster has a very wide Decorated Gothic nave and chapter house, a Perpendicular Gothic choir and east end and Early English north and south transepts.

The choir has an interior height of.

The choir has broadcast Choral Evensong on BBC Radio 3, and has made several recordings.

Worcester Cathedral has three choirs: the Worcester Cathedral Choir ( the main choir which has both a boys ' and a girls ' treble line, which normally work independently ), Worcester Cathedral Chamber Choir, and the Worcester Cathedral Voluntary Choir.

In the performing lineup are Haven, Barbara Jean, Linnea and her choir, Bill, Mary and Tom, Sueleen, and Winifred who has shown up again hoping for a chance to sing.

Its choir is internationally recognised and has performed all over the world.

Canon Delaporte argued that building work started at the crossing and proceeded outwards from there, but the evidence in the stonework itself is unequivocal, especially within the level of the triforium: the nave was at all times more advanced than ambulatory bays of the choir, and this has been confirmed by dendrochronology.

The high vaults over the choir were not built until the last years of the 1250s, as has just been discovered.

In recent years a major project has been underway to clean all the stone vaults of the choir and nave and repaint them in emulation of the 13th century polychromy.

There is a permanent choir, the Sistine Chapel Choir, for whom much original music has been written, the most famous piece being Gregorio Allegri's Miserere.

This church follows a traditional Anglican Mass and has their own choir.

The cathedral has the traditional Anglican choir of boys and men, and more recently a girls ' choir, with the only dedicated choir school in the Church in Wales, The Cathedral School, Llandaff.

Philidor joined the royal choir of Louis XV in 1732 at the age of six, and made his first attempt at the composition of a song at the age of 11.

The choir has made over 300 recordings and continues to produce albums.

Exeter is renowned both in Oxford and nationally for its superb mixed-voice choir, made up of 24 singers, which is administered, conducted and accompanied solely by the Undergraduate Organ Scholars.

* canons regular made up of canons ( clerics ) and cannonesses regular, who sing the liturgy in choir and may run parish-like apostolates

Improvements to the choir were made during the 16th and 18th century, and medieval glass which was shattered by a storm of 1608 was meticulously collected and installed in the East Window in 1725.

Among the last notable recordings of older-style performances were Beecham's final, extravagantly reorchestrated version made for RCA in 1959 ; one conducted by Karl Richter for DG in 1973, though it used authentic orchestration ; and a third based on Prout's 1902 edition of the score, with a 325-voice choir and 90-piece orchestra conducted by Sir David Willcocks in 1995.

* Works for the Duomo, Florence, including the high altar and its Adam and Eve ( 1551 ), now in the Bargello and Pietà now in the crypt of Santa Croce ; much-praised bas-reliefs made for the enclosure of the choir, designed by the architect Giuliano di Baccio d ' Angnolo ( 1555 ), now in the Museo dell ' Opera del Duomo ; Saint Peter, one of eight apostles by various sculptors in the piers of the crossing.

* The tercentenary of his death was marked by BBC Radio 3 and Westminster Abbey: the weekly broadcast of choral evensong was made by the choir of Westminster Abbey, live from the Abbey, and consisted of music mostly by him, and by his near contemporaries.

Reporting on 19 March 2010 on alleged corruption in religion, The Age claimed that the Vienna Boys Choir “ has been caught up in accusations that pedophile priests systematically abused their choristers ", even though the complaints were made against teachers and older pupils of the choir, which is a private organisation.

The seating in the choir is made of parquetry of fine woods, onyx and ivory of Moorish design.

Berlevåg was brought some fame in Norway when the Norwegian film director Knut Erik Jensen made a documentary film about Berlevåg Mannsangsforening, Berlevåg's men's choir.

* Audio recordings made by each republic's best national choir and orchestra in the 1970s-1980s ; also instrumental versions by the Brass Band of the USSR Ministry of Defence from the 1968 Soviet LP.

The Duke, Ludovico Sforza, made him virtually his court architect, beginning in 1476, with commissions that culminated in the famous trompe-l ' oeil choir of the church of Santa Maria presso San Satiro ( 1482 – 1486 ).

The choir stage, built in the early 18th century is gilded and made of carved mahogany with polychrome styling.

The Chapel choir is made up of students from both Corpus and other colleges in the University.

Sung with a choir of 900 members, the song was made this time by Steve Jablonsky of Hans Zimmer Media.

Cardinals have the additional distinction of having both choir cassock sleeves and the fascia made of scarlet watered-silk.

The house has a good musical tradition with a variety of traditional and contemporary music being used at major liturgies and a choir made up from within the student body.

His volcanic temper on the golf course ( which, according to Cherry, "... made Tommy Bolt look like a choir boy!

Jones joined the choir of Bangor Cathedral at age nine and was lead soloist within two years, although he never made Head Chorister.

The choir has made two CDs in recent years and has toured to Paris ( 2007 ), Rome ( 2009 ), Hanover ( 2011 ) and Berlin ( 2012 ) in addition to several tours within Great Britain.

The use of the biretta has not been abolished as a result of changes in the regulation of clerical dress and vesture following the Second Vatican Ecumenical Council and still remains the correct liturgical headgear for those in Holy Orders whilst ' in choir ', but its use has been made optional.

When employed for the ribs of a vault, however narrow the span might be, by adopting a pointed arch, its summit could be made to range in height with the diagonal rib ; and, moreover, when utilized for the ribs of the annular vault, as in the aisle round the apsidal termination of the choir, it was not necessary that the half ribs on the outer side should be in the same plane as those of the inner side ; for when the opposite ribs met in the centre of the annular vault, the thrust was equally transmitted from one to the other, and being already a broken arch the change of its direction was not noticeable.