noun
chorale
A group of singers performing together.
The community chorale rehearses every Tuesday in the school's music room.
Etymology
French chorale names a choir or choral society. English uses the borrowed name for a group whose members perform together in organized vocal music.
More examples
- She auditions for the local chorale.
- The chorale performs with a small orchestra.
- Two chorales join forces for the concert.
Forms
chorale · chorales
Similar words
- choir
- Choir is the ordinary general term; chorale is also used as a formal ensemble name.