cantor
/ˈkæntɔr/Definitions
1. noun
a singer who sings the melody in Gregorian chant or other forms of liturgical music, typically as part of a choir or with an organ accompaniment
“The cantor led the congregation in singing hymns during the service.”
2. noun
a Jewish official or preacher who leads prayers and reads from the Torah in a synagogue
“The cantor gave a powerful sermon during the High Holy Days.”
3. verb
to sing the melody in Gregorian chant or other forms of liturgical music, especially in a choir or with an organ accompaniment
“The choir cantored beautifully during the Mass.”
4. verb
to act as a Jewish official or preacher who leads prayers and reads from the Torah in a synagogue
“He cantored at the synagogue during the holiday season.”