Canterbury Cathedral choir

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The Canterbury Cathedral choir is a renowned English choral ensemble of boy choristers and adult singers that performs daily liturgical music in Canterbury Cathedral and is celebrated for its centuries-old musical tradition.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf English choral ensemble
cathedral choir
church choir
associatedWith Anglican Communion NERFINISHED
Archbishop of Canterbury NERFINISHED
Canterbury Cathedral music department NERFINISHED
country United Kingdom
denomination Church of England
follows Book of Common Prayer NERFINISHED
daily choral office
hasPart adult singers
boy choristers
choral scholars
lay clerks
organists
heritage centuries-old musical tradition
homeDiocese Diocese of Canterbury NERFINISHED
language English
Latin
locatedIn Canterbury Cathedral NERFINISHED
Canterbury, Kent NERFINISHED
England
notableFor broadcast performances
choral Evensong
daily sung services
performs Anglican choral music
Choral Eucharist
Evensong NERFINISHED
festal services
liturgical music
performsAt Canterbury Cathedral NERFINISHED
performsOn commercial recordings
radio broadcasts
television broadcasts
primaryFunction to sing the daily liturgy in Canterbury Cathedral
recordsFor various classical record labels
repertoireIncludes 20th-century choral music
Anglican chant
Baroque sacred music
Classical sacred music
Renaissance sacred music
Romantic sacred music
contemporary choral music
hymns
psalm settings
reputation renowned cathedral choir
tradition Anglican cathedral music
English choral tradition

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William of Sens notableWork Canterbury Cathedral choir