Always Plural

ALWAYS PLURAL The name ‘Plurale Tantum’ comes from Latin and stands for ‘always plural’, a grammatical term that is used for words that solely exist in the plural form. This name was chosen because a choir always consists of more people, ‘In plural’, so to say. Therefore enjoying music together is the main objective of the choir. And that's exactly what we do every Friday evening in the Sacrament Church's Chapel in Breda when we rehearse and enjoy making music together. We work hard in a relaxed atmosphere on our by now rather extensive repertoire, which is extended with a piece of music that is arranged for at least four voices, almost every rehearsal.