User talk:Slovenica

October 2010
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Choir Article; ambiguities to me
Hi, this is Ehsan. I'm about to finish editing/translation of the choir article from wikipedia for fa: wikipedia, but I'm still a little bit dubious about some parts. I checked the contributors and found you among them. Here is that question:

Although many contemporary churches have replaced the choir with singers, some churches have choirs which are backing vocalists in contrary to front line singers, which are in the Alto, Soprano and Tenor range for both Males and Females.

Does it mean: except for "Solo" singers, there's a choir also? Are front line singers the "solos"? After the phrase "in contrary...", I don't get it completely. Would you help me on this please?

Lots of thanks; Princilll (talk) 10:42, 20 July 2011 (UTC)