Choir
Choir noun - An organized group of singers.
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Synonyms for Choir
Orchestra and choir are semantically related. in collection topic. In some cases you can use "Orchestra" instead a noun "Choir".
Orchestra
Orchestra noun - A usually large group of musicians playing together.
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Synonyms for Orchestra
Choir and orchestra are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Choir" instead a noun "Orchestra".
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How words are described
| live | live choir | live orchestra |
| full | full choir | full orchestra |
| proper | proper choir | proper orchestra |
| small | small choir | small orchestra |
| Other adjectives: actual, entire, real, huge, ominous, main, famous, personal, dramatic, various, local, nearby, added, exploding, creepy, harp, invisible, marching, synthesized. | ||
Both words in one sentence
- The music for this show was mostly prerecorded so they could give it a full orchestra and choir to augment the live musicians.
Source: Theatre / KA -
That's right, the Worst Rock & Roll Band in the World and a 120-piece orchestra and choir from what was the Soviet Union the year before play stuff like "Stairway To Heaven".
Source: Music / Leningrad Cowboys -
Soundtrack Dissonance: What says 5000 BC better than... hard driving rock'n'roll accompanying a big-ass choir and orchestra?
Source: Film / The Scorpion King
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