coro (hombres)

coro (hombres)

Choruses can be restricted to either men's or women's voices. In early times, church music, including Gregorian chant, was traditionally sung by a men's chorus, as heard here.

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Category: General music
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coro

Drama; Opera

A group of mixed voices or the vocal ensemble of men and women who represent townspeople, relatives, guards, who contribute and comment on the action of the plot.

coro

Entertainment; Music

1. The main part of a song which gets repeated. 2. A group singing in unison.

coro

Music; General music

A group of singers who perform together, usually in parts, with several on each part; often associated with a church.

coro

Music; General music

Fairly large group of singers who perform together, usually with several on each part. Also a choral movement of a large-scale work. In jazz, a single statement of the ...

coro

Literature; General literature

In Greek tragedies (especially those of Aeschylus and Sophocles), a group of people who serve mainly as commentators on the characters and events. They add to the audience’s ...

chanson

Music; General music

French polyphonic song, especially of the Middle Ages and Renaissance, set to either courtly or popular poetry. See also Burgundian chanson.

música de cámara

Music; General music

Ensemble music for up to about ten players, with one player to a part.

castrado

Music; General music

Male singer who was castrated during boyhood to preserve the soprano or alto vocal register, prominent in seventeenth and early eighteenth century opera.