Associations to the word «Chorale»
Noun
- Cantata
- Prelude
- Bach
- Fugue
- Stanza
- Ich
- Soprano
- Choir
- Oboe
- Hymn
- Tenor
- Leipzig
- Aria
- Johann
- Melody
- Herr
- Soloist
- Alto
- Chorus
- Cappella
- Philharmonic
- Sebastian
- Closing
- Brahms
- Ensemble
- Burg
- Symphony
- Liszt
- Requiem
- Psalm
- Luther
- Dir
- Tune
- Orchestra
- Setting
- Auf
- Conductor
- Bassoon
- Baroque
- Organ
- Sonata
- Philipp
- Accompaniment
- Viola
- Concerto
- Trinity
- Handel
- Shaw
- Gottfried
- Lag
- Christoph
- Catechism
- Weimar
- Zu
- Glee
- Unison
- Concert
- Cycle
- Repertoire
- Wagner
- Organist
- Canto
- Shaker
- Tod
- Harpsichord
- Nun
- Beethoven
- Easter
- Violin
- Motif
- Leben
- Improvisation
- Chant
- Duet
- Autograph
- Anthem
- Variation
Adjective
Wiktionary
CHORALE, noun. (theosophy) A form of Lutheran or Protestant hymn tune.
CHORALE, noun. (music) (religion) A chorus or choir.
Dictionary definition
CHORALE, noun. A stately Protestant (especially Lutheran) hymn tune.
Wise words
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