Choral conducting is the art of leading a group of singers, known as a choir, in vocal performances. The conductor uses hand gestures, facial expressions, and body movements to communicate musical ideas, such as tempo, dynamics, and phrasing. This guidance helps the choir achieve a unified sound and interpret the music effectively. Conductors often study music theory, vocal techniques, and repertoire to enhance their skills. They may work with various types of choirs, including children's choirs, community choirs, and professional ensembles. Effective choral conducting fosters collaboration and creativity among singers, resulting in harmonious performances.