A liturgical choir is a group of singers who perform music during religious services, particularly in Christian traditions. Their primary role is to enhance the worship experience through choral music, which can include hymns, psalms, and other sacred pieces. These choirs often sing in harmony and may be accompanied by instruments like the organ. Liturgical choirs can be found in various settings, including churches, cathedrals, and monasteries. They may consist of volunteers or trained musicians and often practice regularly to prepare for special services, such as Christmas and Easter. Their music helps to create a spiritual atmosphere and engage the congregation in worship.