Musik - Musikaliska ensembler

a group of musicians and singers playing popular music

musikband

a large group of musicians playing jazz or dance music that usually features ensemble playing and solo improvisations

stort band

a group of singers who perform together, particularly in religious ceremonies or in public

kör

an amateur group of people who play and practice rock music in a garage

garage Band

a small number of musicians who gather together to perform or play pop music

two singers or performers who perform a piece of music together

duett

a group consisting of three musicians or singers who perform together

trio

a group consisting of four musicians or singers performing together

kvartett

a group consisting of five musicians or singers who perform together

kvintett

a group consisting of six musicians or singers who perform together

sextett

a group consisting of seven musicians or singers who perform together

septett

a group consisting of eight musicians or singers

oktett

a group consisting of nine singers or musicians

nonet

a group of ten musicians who perform together

lura

a group of musicians playing various instruments gathered and organized to perform a classic piece

orkester

a successful rock band consisting of musicians who have already become famous in other bands

supergrupp

a group of musicians who perform the music of a well-known band, imitating their musical and fashion style

hyllningsband

a musical group composed of young male singers who typically perform pop or R&B music, often with synchronized dance routines and a carefully cultivated image

pojkband

a musical ensemble primarily composed of brass instruments, often accompanied by percussion, and playing a variety of musical genres

blåsorkester

a small orchestra comprising a limited number of musicians, often one player per part

kammarorkester

a musical ensemble, specializing in performing music suitable for dancing

dansband

a traditional Indonesian percussion ensemble comprising metallophones, xylophones, drums, and gongs, used in ceremonial and cultural events

gamelan

a musical ensemble, typically consisting of vocalists, that performs choral music, often in a formal or academic setting, and may include arrangements of popular songs or show tunes

glädjeklubb

a group of instrumental musicians, often brass and percussion, who perform while marching in parades or events

marschband

a musical ensemble from Trinidad and Tobago, consisting of steel drums played with mallets or sticks

stålband

a musical ensemble consisting of female vocalists who perform together, often with choreographed dance routines, and typically focusing on pop, R&B, or other contemporary music genres

tjejgrupp

a musical ensemble consisting of male vocalists who perform together, often with harmonized singing, and typically focusing on choral music or a cappella arrangements

manskör

a musical ensemble from a military organization, typically playing brass, woodwind, and percussion instruments for ceremonial and entertainment purposes

militärband

a musical ensemble consisting of four musicians who play stringed instruments, typically two violins, a viola, and a cello, that play music arranged or composed for this combination of instruments

stråkkvartett

a large ensemble of musicians playing symphonic music, led by a conductor

symfoniorkester

a group of percussion instruments played together in a coordinated manner

slagverk ensemble

a band that performs songs by other artists, usually replicating their style and arrangements

coverband

a musical group consisting of musicians who play rock music, typically including electric guitar, bass guitar, drums, and vocals

rockband

a group of musicians that perform Mexican folk music in a small group usually consisting of trumpeters, guitarists and violinists dressed in traditional costumes

mariachi

a group of dancers and singers who perform in a musical show, typically providing supporting or background roles and enhancing the main performance

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