Übersetzung für 'choir organ' von Englisch nach Deutsch

choir organ

Chororgel {f}mus.

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choir

Altarraum {m}archi.relig.

Chorraum {m}archi.relig.

Presbyterium {n}archi.

Chorempore {f}archi.

Sängerchor {m}

Gesangverein {m} [Chor]mus.

Gesangsverein {m} [Chor]mus.

Kirchenchor {m}mus.relig.

Chor {m}archi.mus.relig.

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oratorio choir

Oratorienchor {m}mus.

choir office

Choramt {n}

trombone choir

Posaunenchor {m}mus.

trefoil choir

Kleeblattchor {m} [auch {n}]archi.

clarinet choir

Klarinettenchor {m}mus.

choir loft

Chorempore {f}archi.

opera choir

Opernchor {m}mus.

madrigal choir

Madrigalchor {m}mus.

(church) choir

Kantorei {f}mus.

school choir

Schulchor {m}mus.

choir director

Chorleiter {m}mus.

• In 1991, the Austrian firm of Rieger rebuilt the choir organ.
• The smaller choir organ, in the center of the church, was built in 1838 by John Abbey, enlarged in 1900 by Joseph Merklin, and reharmonmized in 1980 par Adrien Maciet.
• The choir organ, a counterpart of the pulpit, was made in 1746 by Nikolaus Rumel the elder.
• In 2005 his "Requiem" for choir, organ and strings was performed at the Kusatsu Summer Festival in Japan.
• The old choir organ was replaced by an unenclosed positif organ of authentic antique scale and with the part of the instrument that was new in 1963 was placed in the eastern bay of the Leigh Chapel, with the pedal gemshorn on display.

• The church is also home to a two-manual-and-pedal choir organ by Aristide Cavaillé-Coll from 1858.
• The basilica also contains two organs: a large 1959 modern choir organ and a 1965 classical choir organ in the crypt.
• He was trained as a musician by his father and played at young age on the Choir organ of Saint Waltrude.
• Many stops were removed; some of them were used to build a new choir organ.
• The British Victorian Sesquialtera was often the only Mixture stop on a given department (usually the Great or Swell organ; rarely the Choir organ), typically starting at 17.19.22 and then breaking back to 12.15.17 further up the compass and intended to be used in the chorus to help blend reed and flue stops together.