Choral organizations are groups of singers who come together to perform vocal music. These organizations can vary in size, ranging from small ensembles to large choirs, and they often focus on different styles of music, including classical, contemporary, and folk. Members typically rehearse regularly to prepare for concerts, competitions, or community events. Many choral organizations are affiliated with schools, churches, or community centers, providing opportunities for singers of all ages and skill levels. Some well-known examples include the Mormon Tabernacle Choir and the London Philharmonic Choir. These groups not only promote musical education but also foster a sense of community among their members.