The choral work
Example: The choral work received a standing ovation after the concert.
Definition
"The choral work" refers to a musical composition specifically written for a choir to sing, often featuring multiple vocal parts harmonized together. It is performed by groups of singers and can range from small ensembles to large choirs, typically intended for vocal expression and collective performance.
Etymology
The phrase "the choral work" combines "choral," derived from the Latin 'choralis' meaning 'of a choir,' and "work," from Old English 'weorc,' meaning a task or creation. Together, they denote a piece created for choir performance, highlighting its origins in communal singing traditions.
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"The choral work" appears in the Vocaplus list "English - Music - (C1) - set 1", containing 102 commonly used words.
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