chorister in the PONS Dictionary

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Choristers come from across the country, some boarding.
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He left a legacy of over 200 works and an uncounted number of choristers, students and satisfied listeners.
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Choristers gain exposure to various musical genres, from traditional folk to classical, jazz, and contemporary.
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The choristers were required to sing for services at 9.30 a.m. and 3.15 p.m.
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Choristers develop an appreciation for a wide range of choral literature.
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Both, originally cathedral choristers, became cellists and composers.
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