Chorister

usgb/ˈkɔːrɪstər/
noun

A person who sings in a choir, specifically a church choir.

Every Sunday, the chorister leads the congregation in singing hymns.
Visual representation of "chorister" - A person who sings in a choir, specifically a church choir.

Often appears as...

  • lead chorister
  • solo chorister

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Religious

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Religious Role

Choristers in church are often considered spiritual leaders through song.

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The new chorister inspired the congregation with a heartfelt rendition of the hymn.
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Cultural Variance

Choristers may have different roles and significance in various cultures and religions.

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In some cultures, a chorister chants ancient prayers during services.
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Gender History

Historically, church choristers were often boys, but now include all genders.

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The cathedral's chorister program has proudly evolved to include girls.
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