Choral is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CHORAL in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a simple harmonized composition with slow rhythm; a psalm or hymn tune, also CHORALE
• A hymn tune; a simple sacred tune, sung in unison by the congregation; as, the Lutheran chorals.
• a stately Protestant (especially Lutheran) hymn tune
ADJECTIVE:
• relating to a choir
• composed for or sung by a choir or chorus
• engaged in or concerned with singing
• of a choir
• Of or pertaining to a choir or chorus; singing, sung, or adapted to be sung, in chorus or harmony.
• related to or written for or performed by a chorus or choir

Words related to CHORAL

chorally16 chorals12

Words that contain CHORAL

chorale12 chorals12 chorales13 chorally16 choralist14 choralists15

How to use CHORAL in a sentence

• Those among them who come to church at all mostly confine their energies to evening service on Sundays, though a few of them consent to turn up at choral mass at eleven.
• Unison, two, three, and four-part for use by colleges, schools and choral societies.
• Purer than gold, Yea, thrice-refined gold, And richer than the treasures of the mine, Floods of the human voice divine Along the arch in choral song are rolled.
• We used to go to the Choral Eucharist in Merton Chapel, and, later, to the iron church at Cowley, and to St.
• Lastly, they joined hands, and danced around him, chanting words which became poetry of their own accord, and grew into a choral song, in honour of the illustrious Hercules.
• In every monastery there is a central temple in which the monks assemble several times a day to chant lengthy choral offices.
• His choral piece was insignificant and remained a dead letter.
• The account of the 1846 rendering of the Choral Symphony is the most masterly exposition of the right and the wrong way of playing orchestral music to be found in any language.
• We hear snatches of it from time to time, and at the last it comes out in all its glory with a choral accompaniment.
• The choral service is used altogether on such occasions.
• When Bartle reentered, however, there appeared to be a general desire for solo music after the choral.
• Fourth, there was probably an instrumental accompaniment, at least to the choral parts.
• It was then I was selected to join the choral class.
• At the same moment the Choral Ode is finished and the Chorus take up their usual position during the Episodes, drawn up in two lilies in front of the Altar facing the Stage.
• The orchestra has greatly developed, choral singing is common in all countries, and the spirit of the times has changed.
• In the meadow below the girls got up a choral dance and sang songs.
• But the choral symphonies fall softly upon his ear, and the gilded arches are dimly seen through his half-slumbering eyelids.
• Nature itself seemed to confirm me in this undertaking, and, as it were, to exhort me in many-voiced choral songs to further idleness.
• This accompaniment of the choral angels was one of the earliest of the accessories, and continued down to the latest times.
• Sweetly, softly, the choral anthem stole through the open window into The Quiet Room.
• The sounds of labour, or the chants of the brethren in the choral service, were the only exceptions.
• Thespis had introduced the first actor, who, in the pauses of the choral song, related in monologue the adventures of the god or engaged in dialogue with the leader of the chorus.
• As the choral singing of the schoolboys affected in an important way the development of music, so the school-plays had much to do with the development of the drama.
• Now associations are formed for practising and studying the choral works of the great masters.
• The Thanksgiving Mass, with its fine choral accompaniment, was given, and the vast concourse of people poured out of the building.
• There was some kind of choral society on the train, occupying seven or eight compartments of the third-class coach in which I was travelling.

Similar words containing CHOR without suffix al

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