合唱

• Pinyin: hé chàng
• Desglose de hanzi: 合 = 亼 (collect) + 口 (mouth) — voices coming together; 唱 = 口 (mouth) + 昌 (prosperous/flourishing) — to sing out

Significado

Cantar en coro; canto coral; interpretación vocal grupal coordinada.

Common in school activities, national celebrations, and organized community events in China. Choral groups are a fixture of cultural and educational institutions. Also used metaphorically to describe coordinated joint efforts or voices speaking in unison. The act of harmonised group singing carries strong communal connotations.

Ejemplos

1. 全校师生在操场上合唱了一首歌颂祖国的歌曲，场面震撼人心。
2. 这支由退休教师组成的合唱团演唱出了令人动容的专业水准。
3. 最后一幕，演员们在舞台上合唱，将整场演出推向了情感高潮。

Guía de uso

Contexto: music, school events, celebrations, performing arts

Tono: festive

Correcto

• 我们班在文艺晚会上合唱了一首传世经典，赢得了观众的热烈掌声。(Our class performed a timeless classic in chorus at the arts evening, winning enthusiastic applause from the audience.)
• 合唱需要每位成员在保持个人声部的同时融入整体音效。(Choral singing requires each member to maintain their individual part while blending into the overall sound.)

Incorrecto

• 合唱 when only two people sing together — use 二重唱 for a duet; 合唱 implies a group or chorus context with multiple singers

Origen e historia

合 (together; combined; joint) + 唱 (to sing; vocal performance)

Contexto cultural

Generación: All ages

Contexto social: Universal