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choirmaster

[ UK /kwˈa‍ɪ‍əmɑːstɐ/ ]
NOUN
  1. the musical director of a choir

How To Use choirmaster In A Sentence

  • This is the school's choir group with Jack Merridew, the choirmaster, in lead.
  • Countless local churchgoers also knew him as their regular organist and choirmaster.
  • He was a born-again Christian and he was the choirmaster in his church and that is considered to be very, very important in Kenya: if you're a choirmaster you're a respectable person in the community.
  • During his adult career he held positions, often short-lived and variously as choirmaster or succentor, at churches or cathedrals in Bergen op Zoom, Cambrai, Bruges, and Antwerp. Archive 2009-05-01
  • Before we hoist one for Pete, let's also remember that he's one of the best choirmasters in the country.
  • Nonetheless, he was full of praise for choirmaster and organist at St James's, Bill Thomas, who trained him and oversaw his Halle audition.
  • Part of the blame, they agreed as Allie Newton sipped her chocolate malt, lay with the choirmaster. FAIRYLAND
  • Overall, the settings come with a light touch, with enough musical complexity to satisfy choirmasters and audiences, yet not so demanding as to deny smaller choirs a chance to participate.
  • Before I moved to London I spent two years as organist and choirmaster in a South Dublin parish.
  • During his adult career he held positions, often short-lived and variously as choirmaster or succentor, at churches or cathedrals in Bergen op Zoom, Cambrai, Bruges, and Antwerp.
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