choral music
collocation in Englishmeaningsofchoralandmusic
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choral
adjective
uk/ˈkɔː.rəl/us/ˈkɔːr.əl/
of (music sung by) a choir or ...
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music
noun[U]
uk/ˈmjuː.zɪk/us/ˈmjuː.zɪk/
a pattern of sounds made by musical instruments, voices, or computers, or a combination of these, intended to give pleasure to people listening ...
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(Definition ofchoralandmusicfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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Other chapters, which examine thechoralmusic, his numerous songs, his orchestral works and his chamber music, are all equally illuminating.
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Moreover, such research could also examine wider applications of this process in areas closely related to conducting, such as instrumental andchoralmusicpedagogy.
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A keen advocate of the official curriculum, she has introducedchoralmusicto the school.
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Instruments could have repeated thechoralmusic, or contrasting dance music may have followed.
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Her research interests are child development, speech science andchoralmusiceducation.
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Moreover, each choral movement accompanied stage action - another advantage of, and perhaps a reason for, the stylistic simplicity of thechoralmusic.
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Generically, they encompass the lied (for solo voice, voice and piano, and voice and orchestra) andchoralmusic.
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Dancedchoralmusicis most often celebratory, and characteristically relies on simple homophonic textures and short repeated phrases of text.
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Fiona enjoyed her formative experiences inchoralmusicand has reproduced these in her professional practice.
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I am afraid that the present trend in our church services does not help to encouragechoralmusic.
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I want now to say a word aboutchoralmusic, since this has not been mentioned during this debate.
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It has international renown for itschoralmusic.
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One's great delight ischoralmusic.
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We value our past in terms of opera and other arts as we value present achievements in opera, orchestra,choralmusicand male voice choirs, for example.
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The choir was established to performchoralmusicof the highest quality, a tradition it strives to maintain to this day.
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Singing seats in the gallery reflect the introduction ofchoralmusicin the late 1700s.
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