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What is the noun for cantorial?

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cantor
  1. singer, especially someone who takes a special role of singing or song leading at a ceremony
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  3. Examples:
    1. “Unison congregational responses alternate with vernacular stanzas sung by a cantor.”
      “Many boys also read the weekly Torah portion, having studied it in advance with a cantor or scholar experienced in reading the Torah.”
      “The ceremony is begun by the priest, assisted by a cantor or church choir that sings the responses.”
cantress
  1. (rare) A female cantor.
cantour
  1. Obsolete form of cantor.
cantrix
  1. A female cantor.
cantoress
  1. (uncommon) A female cantor.
cantoresses
  1. plural of cantoress
cantresses
  1. plural of cantress
cantours
  1. plural of cantour
cantrices
  1. plural of cantrix
cantors
  1. plural of cantor
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    1. “The collection for parish choirs, congregations and cantors features new compositions by Liam Lawton and Kiltimagh born composer Ronan McDonagh.”
      “On November 11, 18 and 25, the Tuam Archdiocese is running work-shops for cantors, leading the singing at Mass and on other occasions.”
      “The book is for all lovers of music, cantors, choirmasters, instrumentalists, composers and professionals.”
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