choir loft

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In the choir loft, we broke with tradition and listened to his sermons.

Music and memory: the ominous state of Zionism invites us to cherish the diaspora as Jewish cultural and religious homeland

The filming took an astonishing three hours, while I sat in the choir loft surrounded by really hot TV lights, cameras and other unidentifiable electronic gizmos.

The Alabama debate: from 'shout shows' to Comedy Central

When I stood up as part of a quartet and looked out at that sea of stern Presbyterian faces, my stomach began to rumble in fright and soon all the candy was being spewed throughout the choir loft, cleaning out the youth and adult choirs who fled in panic.

Separation of church and paper

The balcony in the sanctuary was shaped like a horseshoe and extended on both sides to the choir loft at the front.

Baptists, music, and World War II

This spans the width of the plan, like a choir loft in a Mexican chapel, with a privileged view of the Mesquite tree in the courtyard patio below.

CONCRETE ATELIER

The announced revival turned out to be a scuffle in the choir loft.

Re-Forming the Center: American Protestantism, 1900 to the Present

Dorset, took the gospel from the choir loft to concert halls and stages throughout the United States and around the world.

25 Who Changed American Music

Keys, the organist, has everyone in the choir loft raring to warble at 11:00.

THE SUNDAY SCHOOL OF POST PAINTERS

And in the choir loft, where singers sat on crude benches, fanciful chair backs are painted directly onto the plaster, as if the illusion would truly lend them support.

Beyond former glory

The picture was taken from the cathedral's choir loft, which he shared with one other photographer.

Doing it, filmlessly

Father Villar said the church suffered huge cracks particularly on the area supporting the choir loft.

April quakes damage San Agustin Church in Intramuros

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