Choral
21choral — adjective (only before noun) involving singing by a choir (=group of people), or intended to be sung by a choir: choral music | a choral concert …
22Choral — der Choral, ä e (Aufbaustufe) einstimmige Kirchenmusik der Gregorianik Synonyme: Kirchengesang, Kirchenlied Beispiel: Jeder Choral wurde von Bach zweimal bearbeitet …
23choral — adj. of, for, or sung by a choir or chorus. Phrases and idioms: choral society a group which meets regularly to sing choral music. Derivatives: chorally adv. Etymology: med.L choralis f. L chorus: see CHORUS …
24choral — chorally, adv. adj. /kawr euhl, kohr /; n. /keuh ral , kaw , koh , kawr euhl, kohr /, adj. 1. of a chorus or a choir: She heads our new choral society. 2. sung by, adapted for, or containing a chorus or a choir. n. 3. chorale. [1580 90; < ML… …
25choral — 1. adjective of, relating to, written for, or performed by a choir or a chorus Palestrina wrote lots of choral music for the Catholic church. 2. noun a chorale …
26choral — See choral, chorale …
27choral — adj. Choral is used with these nouns: ↑concert, ↑conductor, ↑music, ↑piece, ↑rehearsal, ↑singer, ↑singing, ↑work …
28Choral — Kirchengesang, Kirchenlied. * * * Choral,der:⇨Lied(1) ChoralKirchenlied,Kirchengesang …
29Choral — Cho|ral 〈 [ko ] m.; Gen.: (e)s, Pl.: rä|le; Musik〉 1. gregorianischer Choral einstimmiger, unbegleiteter Chorgesang der röm. Kirche 2. protestant. Kirchenlied [Etym.: verkürzt <Choralgesang <lat. cantus choralis; → Chor] …
30choral — cho|ral [ˈko:rəl] adj [only before noun] [Date: 1500 1600; : Medieval Latin; Origin: choralis, from Latin chorus; CHORUS1] related to music that is sung by a large group of people together →↑choir ▪ an evening of choral music …
