The children's choir
Example: The children's choir sang beautifully at the school concert.
Definition
"The children's choir" refers to a group of young singers, typically children, who perform vocal music together, often under the direction of a conductor, and commonly participate in concerts, religious services, or school events.
Etymology
The term "the children's choir" combines 'children,' from Old English 'cild' meaning young person, and 'choir,' from Old French 'quer' and Latin 'chorus,' originally referring to a group of singers. Together, it specifically denotes a vocal group composed of children.
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"The children's choir" appears in the Vocaplus list "English - Music - (A2) - set 1", containing 102 commonly used words.
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