# Cantori di Santomio
**Wikidata**: [Q3656455](https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q3656455)  
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## Summary  
A choir is an ensemble of singers who perform choral music together, serving as a cornerstone of cultural and spiritual expression across civilizations.  

## Key Facts  
- A choir is defined as an ensemble of singers.  
- Classified under the genre of choral music.  
- Originated in Ancient Greece.  
- Dewey Decimal Classification: 782.5.  
- Aliases: chorale, chorus, orfeón.  
- Instance of: musical group.  
- Subclass of: vocal ensemble, organization.  
- Wikipedia article translated into 10 languages.  
- Dedicated subreddit: r/choir.  
- Wikipedia category: Category:Choirs.  

## FAQs  
### Q: What is the difference between a choir and a chorus?  
A: The terms are interchangeable, but "choir" is often used in religious contexts, while "chorus" is common in theatrical or operatic settings.  

### Q: How many singers are typically in a choir?  
A: Sizes vary from 8–16 (chamber choirs) to 100+ members (symphonic choruses).  

### Q: What types of music do choirs perform?  
A: Repertoire includes classical, religious, folk, contemporary, and popular music, both a cappella and accompanied.  

## Why It Matters  
Choirs are a universal form of musical expression, fostering social cohesion, preserving traditions, and educating participants. They adapt diverse styles, ensuring the evolution of choral music as a living art form.  

## Notable For  
- Ancient Greek origins as organized vocal music.  
- Global presence with thousands of active choirs.  
- Diverse sizes (chamber to symphonic).  
- Cultural/religious significance in ceremonies.  
- Educational value in music and teamwork.  

## Body  
### Historical Development  
Choral singing originated in Ancient Greece, evolving through medieval, Renaissance, and modern contexts.  

### Types and Classifications  
Choirs are categorized by voice type (mixed, male, children’s), size (chamber, symphonic), function (church, professional), and repertoire (classical, folk).  

### Organizational Structure  
Key roles include a conductor, section leaders, accompanists, and administrative support.  

### Performance Contexts  
Choirs perform in religious services, concert halls, festivals, schools, and virtual platforms.  

### Repertoire and Music  
Repertoire spans a cappella, sacred, secular, and folk music, often accompanied by piano, organ, or orchestra.  

### Structural Properties  
- **Wikidata**: Q48183.  
- **ISNI**: 0000000121961343.  
- **VIAF**: 159624727.  
- **Library of Congress Authority ID**: n98067752.  
- **Google Knowledge Graph ID**: /g/122cc1sn.  

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