choral director

collocation in English

meaningsofchoralanddirector

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choral
adjective
uk
/ˈkɔː.rəl/us
/ˈkɔːr.əl/
of (music sung by) a choir or ...
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director
noun[C]
uk
/daɪˈrek.tər/us
/daɪˈrek.tɚ/
a manager of an organization, company, ...
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(Definition ofchoralanddirectorfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

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Young singers are sensitive to good choral practice and how much they learn and understand about the mechanics of the voice is often down to thechoraldirector.
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Cannon performed in musicals and served aschoraldirectorfor 15 years, then as the company producer, beginning in 1961.
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She also credits her high schoolchoraldirectorfor encouraging her to pursue a music career.
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He served for 35 years as a teacher,choraldirectorand teachers' union leader.
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As achoraldirector, he received praise for his exhaustive musical knowledge, his geniality and infectious fervor, and above all, his obsession with excellence.
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There he worked as a pianist, accompanist, teacher, andchoraldirector.
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His father was achoraldirector, organist, and music teacher.
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His father was achoraldirector.
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If these feelings are recognised and understood by teachers, parents and choral directors, the lives and music-making of these young people can be enhanced.
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Its role is to promote and advance organ playing and choral music, and it offers musical education and training for organists and choral directors.
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The concert was inspired by the choral director's husband's struggle against this disease.
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Professions that practice the art and science of vocal pedagogy include vocal coaches, choral directors, vocal music educators, opera directors, and other teachers of singing.
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