(প্রাচীন গ্রীস

choragus's Usage Examples:

Modern Anglicized forms of the word include choragus and choregus, with the accepted plurals being the Latin forms choregi and.

William Crotch simultaneously held the offices of professor of music and choragus at Oxford, Elvey acted as his deputy in all professorial matters for some.

and harpsichordist he was organist of the Sheldonian Theatre, 1964–76, choragus of Oxford University, 1968–72 and harpsichordist to the London Virtuosi.

Such was the case for the choragus, who organized and financed choruses for a drama festival.

(organist and choirmaster) of Magdalen College, Oxford University, and was choragus of the university.

choragus's Meaning':

(ancient Greece

Synonyms:

leader;

Antonyms:

follower; employee;