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chorale
n. hymn; choir


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Chorale
A chorale was originally a hymn of the Lutheran church sung by the entire congregation. In casual modern usage, the term also includes classical settings of such hymns and works of a similar character.Chorales tend to have simple and singable tunes, because they were originally intended to be sung by the congregation rather than a professional choir. They generally have rhyming words and are in a strophic form (with the same melody being used for different verses). Within a verse, most chorales follow the AAB pattern of melody that is known as the German Bar form.
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chorale
Noun
1. a stately Protestant (especially Lutheran) hymn tune
(synonym) choral
(hypernym) hymn, anthem


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Choral (der)
n. chorale, hymn, chant

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chorale
adj. choral
 
chorale (f)
n. choir, choral
 
choral (m)
adj. choral, of or relating to a choir or chorus

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