Associations to the word «Choral»
Noun
- Auckland
- Elijah
- Brass
- Minor
- Tabernacle
- Vigil
- Strauss
- Dunedin
- Mass
- Lullaby
- Gloria
- Bradford
- Chaplain
- Canto
- Lehigh
- Auditorium
- Classics
- Clarinet
- Moscow
- Olaf
- Stanza
- Den
- Tribute
- Flute
- Sur
- Carnegie
- Renaissance
- Excellence
- Schiller
- Artemis
- Spiritual
- Magdalen
- Vox
- Orpheus
- Workshop
- Trombone
- Ballad
- Riga
- Scholarship
- Guild
- Tallinn
- Fantasy
- Byrd
- Cafeteria
- Duet
- Tchaikovsky
- Caracas
- Eton
- Cork
- Viola
- Praise
- Sergei
- Westminster
- Octave
- Cecilia
- Walton
- Faust
- Concordia
- Crouch
- Baton
- Clerk
- Trumpet
- Musician
- Sparks
- Lute
- Waltz
- Performer
- Ives
- Romantic
- Classroom
- Das
- Der
- Score
- Tragedy
- Gardiner
Adjective
Wiktionary
CHORAL, adjective. Of, relating to, written for, or performed by a choir or a chorus
CHORAL, noun. Alternative form of chorale
Dictionary definition
CHORAL, noun. A stately Protestant (especially Lutheran) hymn tune.
CHORAL, adjective. Related to or written for or performed by a chorus or choir; "choral composition"; "choral ensemble".
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