Chorale (noun)

A hymn or choral composition, typically of a religious nature, sung by a choir.

Origin:

From german choral "hymn, choir".

Examples:

1. The choir sang a beautiful chorale during the service.
2. The chorale was a traditional German hymn.
3. The chorale was composed by Johann Sebastian Bach.
4. He was a great admirer of choral music, particularly the chorales of J.S Bach.
5. The chorale was performed by a choir of 40 voices.