# Phoenix Girls Chorus

> American choir

**Wikidata**: [Q136410511](https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q136410511)  
**Source**: https://4ort.xyz/entity/phoenix-girls-chorus

## Summary
Phoenix Girls Chorus is an American choir. It is classified as an instance of the class "choir" (an ensemble of singers) and is listed on Wikidata with the identifier Q155053.

## Key Facts
- Phoenix Girls Chorus is an American choir.
- Wikidata identifier (snarc_id): Q155053.
- Instance of: choir (ensemble of singers).
- Country of origin: United States.
- Wikidata short description: "American choir."
- Related class: choir — defined as an ensemble of singers (sitelink_count: 83).

## FAQs
### Q: What is Phoenix Girls Chorus?
A: Phoenix Girls Chorus is an American choir, i.e., a musical ensemble of singers, indexed on Wikidata as Q155053.

### Q: Where does Phoenix Girls Chorus originate?
A: The Phoenix Girls Chorus originates from the United States.

### Q: How is Phoenix Girls Chorus classified in structured data?
A: In structured data it is classified as an instance of the class "choir" and has the Wikidata identifier Q155053.

## Why It Matters
Phoenix Girls Chorus matters as an identified member of the choral tradition in the United States. As an American choir, it belongs to the longstanding category of musical ensembles made up of singers; such ensembles are central to communal music-making, cultural expression, and vocal training. Even where detailed operational or historical data are not present in the provided sources, the Chorus' presence in structured knowledge systems (Wikidata: Q155053) indicates it is a recognized entity within music and cultural datasets. That recognition supports discoverability, linking, and further research: people seeking information about choral organizations in the United States can find a canonical record for Phoenix Girls Chorus and connect it to broader resources about choirs, repertoire, and choral practice. In knowledge-base and cataloging contexts, clear classification (instance_of: choir) and a country_of_origin value (United States) enable consistent indexing and comparison with other vocal ensembles.

## Notable For
- Being an American choir explicitly recorded on Wikidata (Q155053).
- Classified as an instance of the class "choir" (an ensemble of singers).
- Having a clear country_of_origin: United States.
- Inclusion in structured knowledge resources, which aids discoverability and data linking.

## Body

### Identity
- Official identifier in the source material: Q155053.
- Short description in Wikidata: "American choir."
- Name: Phoenix Girls Chorus (as provided).

### Classification
- Instance of: choir.
- The related class "choir" is defined as an ensemble of singers.
- The related class "choir" has a sitelink_count of 83 in the referenced dataset.

### Origin
- Country of origin: United States.
- No additional geographic sub-location or founding date is provided in the source material.

### Structured-data details
- snarc_id / Wikidata id: Q155053.
- The entity is represented in structured knowledge resources, enabling linkage to other datasets that use Wikidata identifiers.

### Sources and scope
- All facts above are drawn from the provided source material listing Phoenix Girls Chorus as an American choir, its classification as a choir, its country of origin (United States), and its Wikidata identifier (Q155053). No additional operational, historical, or programmatic details are available in the provided material.