A group of instruments playing together is commonly referred to as an ensemble. Ensembles can vary in size and composition, ranging from small chamber groups to large orchestras. The term "ensemble" is used to describe the collective performance of multiple instruments in harmony and cooperation.
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Well, honey, when a bunch of instruments get together to make beautiful music, we call that a "ensemble." It's like a fancy word for a musical group where each instrument plays a different part to create harmony. So next time you hear a bunch of instruments jamming out, just remember, they're putting on an ensemble performance.
is based on the number of instruments and how each plays in relation to the others
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A short musical idea can be called a number of things. It can be called a phrase or motif for example.
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An orchestra or a band.
It could either be named in accordance to the specific number of players, such as a quartet, or it could simply be called a chamber ensemble.
there's not a set number of instruments in any musical
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
Mixed number
The group is called a "herd".
Called a flock.
A Pod.
Gathering
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