choragus

• Sustantivo que designa al director de un coro o festival en la Antigua Grecia; un papel que ya no se usa en el contexto moderno.

A noun referring to the leader of a chorus or festival in ancient Greece, a role that is no longer in contemporary use.

1. Leader of a chorus in ancient GreeceC2formalbritish

   In ancient Greek drama, a wealthy citizen who financed and led the chorus in a theatrical production or festival.

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   • The choragus was responsible for training the chorus and covering their expenses.
   • In Athens, the role of choragus was a prestigious public duty.
   • The playwright thanked the choragus for his generous support of the performance.