👉 A chorale is a type of choral music that originated in Italy and is characterized by its use of four voices, each singing a different part of the melody. These vocal groups are often composed of ten to twenty members, who perform together under the direction of a conductor or choir director. Chorales are often used for religious services, such as Masses, weddings, and other special events, as well as in secular settings, such as parades and festivals. They can also be performed
