A choral conductor is a musician who leads a choir, guiding singers in their performance of vocal music. They use hand gestures, facial expressions, and body movements to communicate musical ideas, such as tempo and dynamics. The conductor also interprets the music, ensuring that the choir delivers a cohesive and expressive performance. In addition to conducting, choral conductors often select the repertoire, rehearse the choir, and may even arrange music. They work with various types of choirs, including school choirs, community choirs, and professional ensembles. Their role is essential in bringing together the voices of the singers to create harmonious music.