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1. The String Instruments in a Symphony Orchestra. The string section is the largest group of instruments in a symphony orchestra. It most definitely identifies the Tone Color or Timbre of the group. The only other large ensemble of the same size is the Symphonic rixguifullsisliticortisibechuzzcou.coinfo main difference in these two concert hall groups is that the band does not have a string section.

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2. Symphony vs Orchestra. The lights go down. The curtain comes up. Slowly, quietly at first, the music begins to play. The stage is full of at least musicians, each holding different types of instruments. For the next twenty minutes music fills the auditorium.

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3. The Largest Symphony Orchestra: In , as part of the Queensland Music Festival held in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia, the Queensland Music Festival Artistic Director, James Morrison, conducted the World's Biggest rixguifullsisliticortisibechuzzcou.coinfo led 7, musicians in a performance of "Waltzing Matilda," "Ode to Joy," and "We Will Rock You," breaking the Guinness World Record for largest orchestra.

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4. Find composition details, parts / movement information and albums that contain performances of Symphony No. 4 in E minor, Op. 98 on AllMusic.

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6. The symphony is one of the central forms of Classical music and one that has something new to say to each generation. Typically, a symphony is a multi-movement, multi-character work for orchestra, with origins in the sinfonias that served as curtain-raisers for operas in the early 17th century.

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7. symphony (from Gk., ‘a sounding together’; Ger. Sinfonie, Fr. symphonie, It. sinfonia, Gk.-Lat. symphonia). A term which has had several meanings over the centuries: (1) In 17th and 18th cents., sinfonia meant what we should now call an ‘overture’ to an opera, etc., i.e. a short instr. piece often consisting of 3 short sections or movts. in quick–slow–quick form.(2) It was also.

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8. Oct 02,  · Good question. These are all forms for musical compositions. They call for varying musical forces and last for different durations, but it should be emphasized that all of these definitions have exceptions. The words used in describing a musical.

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