Relating to or belonging to a choir, chorus, or group singing together.
From Greek 'chorikos,' derived from 'choros' (chorus/choir). This ancient Greek adjective has been used in English to describe choral and chorus-related matters since medieval times.
In ancient Greek theater, the 'choric' parts were performed by the chorus—a large group that commented on the action. This was considered just as important as the actors' speaking parts.
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