cantoral (Meaning)
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cantoral (a.)
Of or belonging to a cantor.
Synonyms & Antonyms of cantoral
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cantoral Sentence Examples
- The cantoral tradition in the church dates back centuries, with hymns passed down from generation to generation.
- As a cantoral scholar, she devoted her studies to understanding the history and significance of liturgical music.
- The cantoral ensemble rehearsed diligently to perfect their harmonies for the upcoming concert.
- The cathedral's cantoral collection contained ancient manuscripts of sacred music preserved over the years.
- The cantoral melodies sung during the service transported worshippers to a state of deep reverence.
- The cantoral symphony performed at the festival showcased the rich musical heritage of the region.
- The cantoral arrangements for the choir were meticulously crafted to evoke a sense of spiritual transcendence.
- The cantoral tradition played a crucial role in preserving the cultural identity of the community.
- The cantoral repertoire featured a diverse range of compositions, spanning from medieval chants to modern compositions.
- Students studying cantoral music delved into the intricacies of notation and interpretation to master their craft.
FAQs About the word cantoral
Of or belonging to a cantor.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The cantoral tradition in the church dates back centuries, with hymns passed down from generation to generation.
As a cantoral scholar, she devoted her studies to understanding the history and significance of liturgical music.
The cantoral ensemble rehearsed diligently to perfect their harmonies for the upcoming concert.
The cathedral's cantoral collection contained ancient manuscripts of sacred music preserved over the years.
