Another word for chorus

chorus Synonyms

chorus

A body of singers
choir, choristers, voices, glee club, choral group, choral society, singing group, singing society, church singers, male chorus, female chorus, mixed chorus, chorale, Liederkranz; see also music 1.
A refrain
burden, melody, theme, motif, leitmotif, recurrent verse, strain, main section, chorale, tune, bob; see also music, song.

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A chorus of voices yelled down, asking if there were survivors.
He'll become a part of the chorus and sing a song for his friends.
In 1889 concert performances of grand opera were started, and in 1896 a chorus was formed, thus making it possible adequately to present the operas.
A chorus of "Heidi" filled the room before Carmen could speak.
Public authorities and private friends joined in the chorus of eulogy.

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