Music Performance and Ensembles

An ensemble is a group of musicians who perform together, typically consisting of two or more players.

A symphony orchestra is the largest type of ensemble, typically consisting of over 80 musicians.

A solo is a performance by a single musician.

A choir is a group of singers who perform together, typically consisting of multiple vocal parts.

An orchestra is a group of instrumentalists who perform together, typically consisting of strings, woodwinds, brass, and percussion.

A band is a group of jazz musicians who perform together, typically consisting of a rhythm section and a horn section.

An ensemble is a group of folk musicians who perform together, typically consisting of singers, instrumentalists, or both.

An ensemble is a group of musicians who perform early music, typically consisting of singers, instrumentalists, or both.

An ensemble is a group of musicians who perform contemporary music, typically consisting of singers, instrumentalists, or both.

An ensemble is a group of musicians who perform world music, typically consisting of singers, instrumentalists, or both.

An ensemble is a group of musicians who perform electronic music, typically consisting of singers, instrumentalists, or both.

An ensemble is a group of musicians who perform experimental music, typically consisting of singers, instrumentalists, or both.

An ensemble is a group of musicians who perform improvised music, typically consisting of singers, instrumentalists, or both.

An ensemble is a group of musicians who perform traditional music, typically consisting of singers, instrumentalists, or both.

A band is a group of musicians who perform popular music, typically consisting of a rhythm section and a horn section.