Structure of choirs

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Skills Involved in Choral Singing means choral singers vary greatly in their ability and performance. The best choral singers possess (among others) the following abilities:

to sing precisely in tune and with a vocal timbre which complements the other singers;
to sing at precisely controlled levels of volume, matching the dynamics and expression marked in the score or prescribed by the conductor, and not sing so loudly as to be markedly detectable as an individual voice within the section;
to sight-read music fluently;
to read and pronounce the lyrics accurately and in the pronunciation style specified by the leader, whatever the language may be;
to remain completely alert for long periods, monitoring closely what is going on in a rehearsal or performance;
to monitor one's own singing and detect errors.
to accept direction from others for the good of the group as a whole, even when the singer disagrees aesthetically with the instructions;

Singers who have perfect pitch require yet other skills:

to sing music in keys other than that in which it is written, since choirs often sing music in transposed form.

to stay in tune with the ensemble, even in the event the ensemble modulates slightly away from "perfect" pitch