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Things choral often describes ("choral ________")
- conductor
- setting
- work
- director
- odes
- symphonies
- finale
- lyric
- piece
- works
- movements
- strain
- repertoire
- harmony
- performances
- responses
- composition
- voices
- dancing
- arrangements
- reading
- speech
- refrain
- rehearsal
- service
- poetry
- drama
- program
- sections
- lyrics
- conductors
- directors
- section
- writing
- conducting
- songs
- dance
- concert
- song
- group
- passages
- books
- symphony
- singers
- leader
- festivals
- tradition
- concerts
- parts
- melody
- settings
- dances
- pieces
- compositions
- hymns
- technique
- societies
- voice
- ensemble
- groups
- recitation
- response
- style
- chant
- sound
- passage
- services
- chants
- hymn
- readings
- art
- numbers
- ensembles
- ode
- music
- repetition
- scenes
- festival
- organizations
- literature
- arrangement
- performance
- society
- singing
- interlude
- preludes
- accompaniment
- tone
- speaking
- movement
- interludes
How choral often is described ("________ choral")
- sacred
- amateur
- regular
- modern
- popular
- solemn
- big
- joint
- simple
- chief
- protestant
- vicar
- primitive
- noblest
- mixed
- rude
- various
- magnificent
- orchestral
- imperious
- several
- deep
- old
- secular
- splendid
- great
- adjective
- slow
- contemporary
- officious
- massive
- part
- mighty
- excellent
- minor
- proportioned
- mediaeval
- unaccompanied
- voiced
- gigantic
- prebendary
- full
- german
- short
- practical
- best
- grand
- scale
- stately
- austere
- beautiful
- noble
- larger
- blithe
- triumphant
- fine
- lesser
- restless
- female
- large
- numerous
- glorious
- hussite
- silent
- gregorian
- greek
- final
- major
- elaborate
- local
- complex
- ancient
- broad
