Monk's Choir

Monk's Choir is a historical and religious term referring to a group of monks within a monastery who are responsible for singing and performing liturgical music during religious services. Their singing, called choir music, often involves complex, beautifully structured chants that help create a spiritual atmosphere and facilitate worship. The term can also refer to the physical space—such as a designated section within a church or monastery where monks gather to sing. Overall, Monk's Choir combines the spiritual, musical, and communal aspects of monastic life, emphasizing devotion through structured, communal singing.