A liturgical singer is a vocalist who performs music during religious services, often within the context of a specific faith tradition. Their role is to enhance the worship experience through song, which may include hymns, chants, or other sacred music. Liturgical singers often work closely with clergy and musicians to select appropriate pieces that align with the themes of the service. These singers may be part of a choir or perform solo, and their repertoire can vary widely depending on the denomination, such as Christianity, Judaism, or Islam. Training in vocal techniques and an understanding of the liturgical calendar are essential for effective performance in this role.