A Chamber Choir is a small vocal ensemble typically consisting of 12 to 40 singers. This type of choir focuses on performing a wide range of choral music, often emphasizing intricate harmonies and detailed vocal techniques. Chamber choirs can perform a variety of genres, including classical, contemporary, and even folk music, and they often sing without a conductor, relying on the singers' ability to communicate and blend their voices. These choirs are known for their intimate performances, which can take place in smaller venues like churches or community centers. The smaller size allows for greater flexibility in repertoire and often results in a more personal connection with the audience. Many chamber choirs also participate in competitions and festivals, showcasing their talent and dedication to choral music.