choral songs
Sung by many
Choral songs are pieces of music written for a chorus or choir to sing together.
The term emphasizes the collective vocal performance rather than solo work: The concert featured traditional choral songs from the Renaissance.
Choral songs range from sacred hymns to secular folk arrangements, typically featuring multiple voice parts singing in harmony.
- church serviceOrganized Christian worship gathering
- madrigalUnaccompanied Renaissance choral composition
- motetSacred polyphonic choral work
- harmonyAgreement or musical blend
- sopranoHighest female voice range
anthem · sacred music · Gregorian chant · folk traditions · Renaissance music · hymn · Christmas carol · glee club · sing along · polyphony · counterpoint · four-part harmony · cantata · wedding ceremony · alto · funeral rite · festival · tenor
- vocal musicvocals, soprano, tenor, alto, baritone
- choral musicchoirmaster, a cappella, vocal ensemble, vocal ensembles, vocal harmony
- Russian songslaments, byliny, romances, carols, anthems
- Greek poetryHomer, Sappho, Iliad, Odyssey, hymns
- Mother's Day musiclullabies
- Balkan folktambura, prim, def, hora, czardas
choral songssolos
Single-performer pieces
solo performances · monody · solo pieces · lieder · solo recitals
choral songsinstrumental music
Music without vocals
instrumentals · orchestral pieces · symphonies · chamber music · piano solos
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