Frauenchor
Frauenchor, German for women's choir, denotes a choral ensemble whose singers are adult female voices. The ensemble typically uses voice parts such as soprano and alto, commonly performing as SSA or SSAA; performances may be a cappella or with piano, organ, or larger ensembles. In German-speaking countries the term is used to distinguish from mixed choirs (which include male voices) and from girls’ or youth choirs.
Historically, organized women's choirs emerged in the 19th and early 20th centuries in Europe and North America,
Repertoire typically spans from Renaissance polyphony to modern choral music, with a strong emphasis on works
Performance practice often emphasizes blend and intonation suitable for lighter vocal ranges, rehearsal methods focusing on