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choros
Original title: choros
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choros. Originally meaning “a place for dancing” in Greek, in the classical period it came to denote choral songs offered to gods in communal rituals, choral songs sung at citizens' ceremonies, and the choirs singing them. The English word chorus and similar words derive from it.
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choros. 古くギリシア語では〈踊りの場〉を意味する語であったが,古典期においては,共同体の祭祀で神々に奉納される合唱歌や,市民の冠婚葬祭に歌われる合唱歌,またそれらを歌う合唱隊を指すものとなった。 英語のコーラスなどはこの語に由来する。
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