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Ms Anderson said the friends had been brought up "in the church" in Birmingham and it was "the norm" to be in a choir.

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Both Ruth Goldsworthy and Sally Burt say bright headlamps makes it harder for them to get to their weekly SO Sound choir meetings in Totton, in Hampshire.

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Mr. Pärt—using small female, male and mixed choirs and divided strings—makes the text hypnotic, a balm even, and on this occasion it proved a sublimely fitting end to programs whose throughline was solace.

In the Sistine Chapel the Catholic and Anglican choirs literally sang from the same hymn sheet.

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As always, Elfman and the cast will be accompanied by a live orchestra and choir while the film plays on large screens.

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