church choirs
Sunday hymn groups
Church choirs are groups of singers who perform during religious services, typically positioned near the altar or in a dedicated gallery.
They lead congregational hymns and perform more complex sacred music—anthems, motets, cantatas.
The term covers everything from volunteer groups in small parishes to professional ensembles in cathedrals: She's sung in the church choir since childhood.
- choristerMember of a choir
- congregational singingCollective vocal worship
- hymnodySacred song tradition
- hymn booksCollections of religious songs
- gospel choirsReligious vocal groups
cantata · worship service · vespers · Gregorian chant · community choirs · descant · spirituals · anthem · polyphony · white robes · sacred music · voices · robes · hallelujah · psalmody · liturgy · pews · organ
- African worshippraise songs, worship songs, call and response, prayer songs, devotional songs
- English Choralanthems, motets, evensong, cathedral choirs, canticles
- choral musicchoral music, choral works, choral arrangements, choral arrangement, choral songs
- worship musicworship band, worship song, worship hymns, worship songs, praise music
- Eastern OrthodoxyEastern Orthodox, Russian Orthodox, Greek Orthodoxy, Greek Orthodox, patriarchate
- Evangelicalismevangelicalism, born again, born-again, evangelists, evangelist
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Featured individual musicians
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church choirschurch organists
Sacred music instrumentalists
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