A chorale is a musical composition that features a harmonized melody, usually intended for a choir to sing. It is often associated with church hymns and is characterized by its straightforward and hymn-like structure. Chorales typically have four-part harmonies, with each voice, soprano, alto, tenor, and bass, singing a different part that blends together to create a rich and full sound. They are commonly used in Protestant worship services and have been a significant part of the musical tradition in Western churches.

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