Which term refers to a group of singers?

Which term refers to a group of singers?

• A. Chorus
• B. Soloist
• C. Instruments
• D. Timbre

Answer: (A)

Chorus is the term for a group of singers who perform together. In choral music, the ensemble is made up of multiple vocal parts—often soprano, alto, tenor, and bass—singing in harmony as a unit. This stands in contrast to a soloist, who is one individual singer. Instruments refer to non-vocal sound sources, and timbre describes the color or quality of a sound rather than the size of the group. In many songs, the chorus also denotes the repeating section, but the key idea here is the collective singing by the vocal ensemble.

Chorus is the term for a group of singers who perform together. In choral music, the ensemble is made up of multiple vocal parts—often soprano, alto, tenor, and bass—singing in harmony as a unit. This stands in contrast to a soloist, who is one individual singer. Instruments refer to non-vocal sound sources, and timbre describes the color or quality of a sound rather than the size of the group. In many songs, the chorus also denotes the repeating section, but the key idea here is the collective singing by the vocal ensemble.