multichoral

[US]/[ˌmʌltɪˈkɔːrəl]/
[UK]/[ˌmʌltɪˈkɔːrəl]/

Translation

adj.Involving multiple choirs or choruses.; Pertaining to music performed by multiple distinct vocal ensembles, often spatially separated.

Phrases & Collocations

multichoral music

multichoral performance

multichoral work

multichoral piece

multichoral singing

multichoral mass

multichoral motet

multichoral arrangement

multichoral tradition

multichoral style

Example Sentences

the multichoral performance featured four separate choirs performing together.

composers often write multichoral works for large sacred venues.

the festival showcased a spectacular multichoral arrangement of classical pieces.

our choir participated in a multichoral concert last spring.

the multichoral tradition dates back to the renaissance period.

she specializes in conducting multichoral music from the baroque era.

the cathedral hosted a magnificent multichoral singing event.

modern composers continue to create multichoral compositions for competitions.

the multichoral ensemble rehearsed for months before the competition.

their multichoral repertoire includes works from many different centuries.

the university choir performed an impressive multichoral piece by gabrieli.

a multichoral presentation requires careful coordination between conductors.

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