How to pronounce Chorus in English

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“shout chorus.”

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“shout chorus.”

Not a verse, chorus, verse, chorus, bridge structure,

Under the whole chorus.

There’s a verse, pre-chorus or bridge, chorus, and a special instrumental section after the

And then you have a chorus that's

To not include a chorus, while combining

chorus which I’m very excited to get into.

And now we just call them verse and chorus,

To appear against a black background during the chorus,

Like at the end of the chorus, when Billie's voice

Ally: Maybe that could work, like as a chorus or something.

In gospel music it’s often called the “special chorus” or vamp.

But his refusal to back down, along with a growing chorus

Still, the Green New Deal is facing a chorus of critics, including

For example, here’s the melody of the chorus sung by Stevie Wonder.

Here's the melody of the chorus with that F minor added in.

With the first half of the song you have this very clear chorus.

The long-time climate skeptic not only angrily dismissed the chorus of international concern

The chorus. Fade outs were also used to fix flubs here's the full waveform for

This chromatic bridge leads us right into the chorus of the song, and it’s here that

Wedged right between the chorus and verse is Sir Duke’s most overt ode to jazz, the

Now, to understand what that sounds like, here’s the shout chorus in Duke Ellington’s “Cotton Tail."

But, it doesn’t just happen once, it happens every time she repeats the chorus towards the

Uses of the scale of all time in this beautiful shout chorus to “Sir Duke” which goes

The cool thing about Sir Duke’s Shout chorus is that it’s not just an ode to jazz, it’s

The chorus in favor of modernizing the tax system for the digital era is growing louder around the world.

All right so the chorus for this you can't hide you can't run and it goes with something I wanted to tell you guys about