chorally
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Definition
Adverb: 1. In a manner performed by or involving a chorus: Pertaining to singing, speaking, or playing music together as a group. 2. In a manner relating to or characteristic of a chorus: Done with the unified, collective quality typical of a choral group.
Usage and Examples
- The hymn was sung chorally by the entire congregation, creating a powerful, unified sound.
- The piece is written to be performed chorally, with all four vocal parts entering together.
- They recited the poem chorally, their voices blending into a single rhythmic flow.
Advanced Usage
- "Chorally accompanied": Describes music where the primary melodic or harmonic support is provided by a chorus, as opposed to a single instrument or a small ensemble.
- The soloist was chorally accompanied, which gave the aria a uniquely rich texture.
Variants and Related Words
- Choral (Adjective): Of, for, or sung by a choir or chorus.
- They are members of a choral society.
- Chorus (Noun): A large group of singers; a refrain in a song.
- The chorus repeated the main theme.
Synonyms
- In unison: Speaking or singing the same words or notes at the same time.
- En masse: As a whole group; all together.
Related Phrases and Idioms
(This word is technical and does not commonly feature in idiomatic expressions or phrasal verbs.)
Adverb
- by a chorus
- chorally accompanied