orchestra
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the greek word for Athens is Athena in greek Αθήνα and music is miousiki n greek μουσική
Greek heritage. She was born in Camden (London), but her father is Greek.
Tulisa and Dappy are not Greek they are from north London but their parnets are Greek
Phillip was Greek. His parents were born in Greece and he was raised in the Greek culture. He spoke Greek celebrated Greek holidays and followed Greek religious traditions.Phillip experienced the best of Greek culture including: Delicious Greek cuisine Beautiful and iconic Greek architecture Vibrant and diverse music Outstanding literaturePhillip was proud to be Greek and often shared his cultural heritage with those around him.
The Greek term for a group of musicians playing together is "kompania" (κομπανία). This term typically refers to a band or ensemble that performs music collectively, often in a traditional or folk context. In modern usage, it can also apply to any musical group, emphasizing collaboration and harmony among the musicians.
The term "orchestra" derives from the Greek word "orkhestra," which referred to the area in front of the stage in ancient Greek theaters where the chorus would perform. Over time, it evolved to describe a large ensemble of musicians playing together, typically including strings, woodwinds, brass, and percussion. The modern use reflects the collaborative nature of the musicians, much like the original chorus in Greek drama.
KAMEKALASO (PRONOUNCED came-cal-lasso)
Orchestra
A group of musicians can be called many things; by the context and the number of people playing together. General terms are: band, ensemble. More terms include: troupe, group; and in the military: corps. Orchestra, philharmonic & symphony often refer to groups consisting of classical instruments. In reference to the number of people performing together it may be appropriate to use collective names: 1 player: solo 2 players: duo/duet 3 players: trio 4 player: quartet 5 players: quintet
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Apollo is the only musician
Greek theatre originated from dancing and singing to the gods before an altar in forest glades. The dancing area was called the orchestra. When it shifted into cities, and actors were added to the singing and dancing chorus, the space in front of the altar where they performed continued to be called the orchestra. Of course the word has a quite different meaning nowadays.
The swastika is sometimes referred to as a gammadion because of its resemblance to the Greek letter gamma (Γ) when it is rotated. The term "gammadion" comes from the Greek word "gamma," which is the third letter in the Greek alphabet.
The letter "a" is not part of the Greek alphabet.The letter "a" is not part of the Greek alphabet.The letter "a" is not part of the Greek alphabet.The letter "a" is not part of the Greek alphabet.
The Greek letter sigma - the capital form.
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