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The standard collective noun for 'musicians' is an orchestra of musicians, no matter how many make up the orchestra.

A general word a group of nine (people or things) is a nonet, making your group a nonet of musicians.

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A group of nine musicians is known as a Nonet

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A group of nine performers is called a nonet.

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It's called a nonet. The word nonet is Italian. It originated as nonetto in 1865. A nonet plays pieces specifically composed for specific amounts of instruments.

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A group of nine musicians that play together is called a nonet.

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A group of nine singers is called a nonet.

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Not a reliable answer to your question....the best possibility is undectet

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nonet

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nonet

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