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Definition
Synonym
Chorpartitur
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Chorpartitur
f
mus.
Chorpartitur
en
pl
choral score; choir score; chorus score
choral scores; choir scores; chorus scores
Partitur
f
mus.
Partituren
pl
Chorpartitur
f
Dirigierpartitur
f
Studierpartitur
f
Taschenpartitur
f
Was steht in der Partitur?
full score
full scores
choral score; chorus score; choir score; piano-vocal score; vocal score
(full) conducting score
(full) study score
(full) miniature score
Let's compare with the score.
Chorpartitur
f
mus.
Chorpartitur
en
pl
choral score; choir score; chorus score
choral scores; choir scores; chorus scores
Partitur
f
mus.
Partituren
pl
Chorpartitur
f
Dirigierpartitur
f
Studierpartitur
f
Taschenpartitur
f
Was steht in der Partitur?
full score
full scores
choral score; chorus score; choir score; piano-vocal score; vocal score
(full) conducting score
(full) study score
(full) miniature score
Let's compare with the score.
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choral score; choir score; chorus score Synonyme
choral
alto
baritone
bass
bravura
choric
coloratura
dramatic
falsetto
heroic
hymnal
liturgical
lyric
operatic
psalmic
psalmodial
psalmodic
sacred
singing
soprano
tenor
treble
vocal
choral
e
Agnus Dei
Benedicite
Gloria
Gloria Patri
Gloria in Excelsis
Introit
Liederkranz
Liedertafel
Magnificat
Miserere
Negro spiritual
Nunc Dimittis
Te Deum
Trisagion
Vedic hymn
a cappella
alleluia
answer
anthem
antiphon
antiphony
cantata
canticle
chamber chorus
chant
choir
choral
group
choral
society
choral
symphony
chorus
church music
doxology
ensemble
glee club
gospel
gospel music
hallelujah
hosanna
hymn
hymn of praise
hymn-tune
hymnody
hymnography
hymnology
introit
laud
mantra
mass
mixed chorus
motet
offertory
offertory sentence
oratorio
oratorio society
paean
passion
prosodion
psalm
psalmody
recessional
report
requiem
requiem mass
response
responsory
sacred music
singing club
spiritual
versicle
voices
white spiritual
Chorpartitur Definition
Choir
(
n.
)
A
band
or
organized
company
of
singers,
especially
in
church
service.
Choir
(
n.
)
That
part
of
a
church
appropriated
to
the
singers.
Choir
(
n.
)
The
chancel.
Choral
(
a.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
a
choir
or
chorus
Choral
(
n.
)
A
hymn
tune
Chorus
(
n.
)
A
band
of
singers
and
dancers.
Chorus
(
n.
)
A
company
of
persons
supposed
to
behold
what
passed
in
the
acts
of
a
tragedy,
and
to
sing
the
sentiments
which
the
events
suggested
in
couplets
or
verses
between
the
acts
Chorus
(
n.
)
An
interpreter
in
a
dumb
show
or
play.
Chorus
(
n.
)
A
company
of
singers
singing
in
concert.
Chorus
(
n.
)
A
composition
of
two
or
more
parts,
each
of
which
is
intended
to
be
sung
by
a
number
of
voices.
Chorus
(
n.
)
Parts
of
a
song
or
hymn
recurring
at
intervals,
as
at
the
end
of
stanzas
Chorus
(
n.
)
The
simultaneous
of
a
company
in
any
noisy
demonstration
Chorus
(
v.
i.)
To
sing
in
chorus
Score
(
n.
)
A
notch
or
incision
Score
(
n.
)
An
account
or
reckoning
Score
(
n.
)
Account
Score
(
n.
)
The
number
twenty,
as
being
marked
off
by
a
special
score
or
tally
Score
(
n.
)
A
distance
of
twenty
yards
Score
(
n.
)
A
weight
of
twenty
pounds.
Score
(
n.
)
The
number
of
points
gained
by
the
contestants,
or
either
of
them,
in
any
game,
as
in
cards
or
cricket.
Score
(
n.
)
A
line
drawn
Score
(
n.
)
The
original
and
entire
draught,
or
its
transcript,
of
a
composition,
with
the
parts
for
all
the
different
instruments
or
voices
written
on
staves
one
above
another,
so
that
they
can
be
read
at
a
glance
Score
(
v.
t.)
To
mark
with
lines,
scratches,
or
notches
Score
(
v.
t.)
Especially,
to
mark
with
significant
lines
or
notches,
for
indicating
or
keeping
account
of
something
Score
(
v.
t.)
To
mark
or
signify
by
lines
or
notches
Score
(
v.
t.)
To
engrave,
as
upon
a
shield.
Score
(
v.
t.)
To
make
a
score
of,
as
points,
runs,
etc.,
in
a
game.
Score
(
v.
t.)
To
write
down
in
proper
order
and
arrangement
Score
(
n.
)
To
mark
with
parallel
lines
or
scratches
Three-score
(
a.
)
Thrice
twenty
choral score; choir score; chorus score / choral scores; choir scores; chorus scores Bedeutung
sexual
conquest
score
a
seduction
culminating
in
sexual
intercourse,
calling
his
seduction
of
the
girl
a
`score'
was
a
typical
example
of
male
slang
score
the
act
of
scoring
in
a
game
or
sport,
the
winning
score
came
with
less
than
a
minute
left
to
play
bowling
score
the
score
in
a
bowling
match
football
score
the
score
in
a
football
game
baseball
score
the
score
of
a
baseball
game
basketball
score
the
score
in
a
basketball
game
chorus
frog
any
of
several
small
North
American
frogs
having
a
loud
call
choir
the
area
occupied
by
singers,
the
part
of
the
chancel
between
sanctuary
and
nave
choir
loft
a
gallery
in
a
church
occupied
by
the
choir
mark
grade
score
a
number
or
letter
indicating
quality
(especially
of
a
student's
performance),
she
made
good
marks
in
algebra,
grade
A
milk,
what
was
your
score
on
your
homework?
Apgar
score
an
assessment
of
the
physical
condition
of
a
newborn
infant,
involves
heart
rate
and
muscle
tone
and
respiratory
effort
and
color
and
reflex
responsiveness
score
the
facts
about
an
actual
situation,
he
didn't
know
the
score
choral
ode
ode
sung
by
the
chorus
in
classical
Greek
drama
line
score
a
summary
of
the
scoring
in
a
game
(usually
in
tabular
form)
score
musical
score
a
written
form
of
a
musical
composition,
parts
for
different
instruments
appear
on
separate
staves
on
large
pages,
he
studied
the
score
of
the
sonata
chorale
choral
a
stately
Protestant
(especially
Lutheran)
hymn
tune
refrain
chorus
the
part
of
a
song
where
a
soloist
is
joined
by
a
group
of
singers
chorus
any
utterance
produced
simultaneously
by
a
group,
a
chorus
of
boos
grudge
score
grievance
a
resentment
strong
enough
to
justify
retaliation,
holding
a
grudge,
settling
a
score
chorus
a
group
of
people
assembled
to
sing
together
chorus
Greek
chorus
a
company
of
actors
who
comment
(by
speaking
or
singing
in
unison)
on
the
action
in
a
classical
Greek
play
chorus
chorus
line
a
body
of
dancers
or
singers
who
perform
together
choir
a
chorus
that
sings
as
part
of
a
religious
ceremony
choir
consort
a
family
of
similar
musical
instrument
playing
together
score
a
set
of
twenty
members,
a
score
were
sent
out
but
only
one
returned
choir
school
schola
cantorum
a
school
that
is
part
of
a
cathedral
or
monastery
where
boys
with
singing
ability
can
receive
a
general
education
score
account
grounds,
don't
do
it
on
my
account,
the
paper
was
rejected
on
account
of
its
length,
he
tried
to
blame
the
victim
but
his
success
on
that
score
was
doubtful
chorus
girl
showgirl
chorine
a
woman
who
dances
in
a
chorus
line
score
a
number
that
expresses
the
accomplishment
of
a
team
or
an
individual
in
a
game
or
contest,
the
score
was
to
f
tons
dozens
heaps
lots
piles
scores
stacks
loads
rafts
slews
wads
oodles
gobs
scads
lashings
a
large
number
or
amount,
made
lots
of
new
friends,
she
amassed
stacks
of
newspapers
score
scotch
a
slight
surface
cut
(especially
a
notch
that
is
made
to
keep
a
tally)
score
an
amount
due
(as
at
a
restaurant
or
bar),
add
it
to
my
score
and
I'll
settle
later
music
paper
score
paper
paper
with
lines
appropriate
for
writing
music
know
the
score
be
with
it
be
on
the
ball
know
what's
going
on
know
what's
what
be
well-informed
grade
score
mark
assign
a
grade
or
rank
to,
according
to
one's
evaluation,
grade
tests,
score
the
SAT
essays,
mark
homework
chorus
utter
in
unison,
`yes,'
the
children
chorused
score
mark
make
underscoring
marks
score
hit
tally
rack
up
gain
points
in
a
game,
The
home
team
scored
many
times,
He
hit
a
home
run,
He
hit
.in
the
past
season
score
get
a
certain
number
or
letter
indicating
quality
or
performance,
She
scored
high
on
the
SAT,
He
scored
score
nock
mark
make
small
marks
into
the
surface
of,
score
the
clay
before
firing
it
seduce
score
make
d
induce
to
have
sex,
Harry
finally
seduced
Sally,
Did
you
score
last
night?,
Harry
made
Sally
erase
rub
out
score
out
efface
wipe
off
remove
by
or
as
if
by
rubbing
or
erasing,
Please
erase
the
formula
on
the
blackboard--it
is
wrong!
score
write
a
musical
score
for
choir
chorus
sing
in
a
choir
choral
related
to
or
written
for
or
performed
by
a
chorus
or
choir,
choral
composition,
choral
ensemble
in
unison
in
chorus
speaking
or
singing
at
the
same
time,
simultaneously,
they
shouted
`Yes!'
in
unison,
they
responded
in
chorus
to
the
teacher's
questions
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