Choros
Part of speech: noun
Definitions
- A group of performers, often dancers or singers, providing a cohesive and unified display in theatrical or musical contexts
- The term can also refer to a specific type of ancient Greek dance or performance associated with choral singing
- Additionally, it signifies a structured space designated for this form of artistic expression, often found in historical sites or performances
Etymology: English borrowed this from Portuguese "choro", which means "lament" or "weeping". The word therefore came into English with a sense of mourning rather than music. "Choros" is an alternative form of the same word, so the two spellings share this origin.
Synonyms: dance, chorus, round dance, circle dance