chorale
/kəˈræl/
noun
- A hymn or religious song, especially one sung by a choir in a church service.
- She hummed a familiar chorale as she walked through the cathedral.
- The congregation joined the choir in singing a beautiful chorale.
- Bach's chorales are still performed in churches around the world.
- A choir or group of singers, especially one that performs religious music.
- Our community chorale will perform a Christmas concert next week.
- The school chorale practiced every Tuesday evening in the auditorium.
- He joined the chorale because he loved singing harmonies.