The word "choir" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a group of singers who perform together, usually in a church or other religious setting. Example: "The church's choir sang a beautiful rendition of 'Amazing Grace' during the Easter service."
From creative street art to colourful campaign buses and choir singing, our readers have documented the Irish mood ahead of the referendum.
Farage preached to his choir and polarised views.
I sing the second verse and maybe the middle eight, then there's a key change, a gospel choir and some ad-libs, the end".
In Chichester he had enjoyed singing with the choir but that opportunity was not available to him at school in the US, where singing was considered "effeminate" and "shameful" among the boys.
In 1989 John retired fully to Thornton-le-Dale, North Yorkshire, where he sang in the village choir, and four years later was appointed OBE.
Thanks to the cameras, it was possible to glimpse all sorts of revealingly human moments: the sweat on the brow of a pallbearer after piloting the coffin up the steps of St Paul's; the sudden, muttered aside of the Queen to the Duke of Edinburgh as the coffin itself passed by; the concentration on the face of a boy-treble as the choir sang the anthem from the Fauré Requiem.
Visiting companies will include the Tchaikovsky symphony orchestra - founded in 1930 and Russia's oldest - the Stanislavsky theatre company, and the 600-year-old Sretensky monastery choir who will give a concert at Kensington Palace.
Over three hours, the liturgy was almost entirely in Latin, as were the hymns sung by a choir of monks accompanied by a nun on an electric organ.
Related: Heavenly illumination: The science and magic of stained glass | Andy Connelly Originally there were 86 figures of the ancestors of Christ, installed in the clerestory high above the choir.
Designed to hold rehearsals for a full orchestra and choir, this back-of-house in the sky could be a brilliant beacon, celebrating a hidden part of the theatrical process.
"At one point, almost half the huge choir had vanished, transported to the East.
