Sure, Peter, especially if "choral" is defined broadly. First, arguably the greatest Russian choral work, Rachmaninoff's Vespers(All-night Vigil). Then a little change of pace with Carmina Burana . The wordless chorus plays a prominent part in Ravel's gorgeous Daphnis et Chloe , so it qualifies. Since Beethoven's 9th is his "choral symphony", lets add that, especially since I recently discovered what's now my favorite performance, by Wand , who(Ken should be pleased)omits the scraping chair passage.

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Enjoy the music, not the equipment.