Choral training involves teaching individuals how to sing in a group setting, focusing on vocal techniques, harmony, and blend. Participants learn to read music, follow a conductor, and develop their vocal skills while singing various styles of music, including classical, pop, and spirituals. In choral training, singers often practice breathing techniques, diction, and pitch accuracy. This training helps improve overall musicianship and fosters teamwork among members. Many choirs perform in community events, competitions, or concerts, showcasing the skills developed during rehearsals and enhancing the cultural experience for both singers and audiences.