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Choral composition refers to the art of creating music specifically written for performance by a choir. It involves combining multiple vocal parts, such as soprano, alto, tenor, and bass, to create harmonious and melodic pieces. Choral compositions can vary in style, from classical and sacred music to contemporary and popular genres. Composers often use various techniques, such as polyphony and homophony, to create intricate and dynamic choral works that showcase the beauty and power of vocal music.