No, they do not. The highest paid is the concertmaster, which is the 1st chair violin. Other 1st chair players make more than lower players, and some instruments are paid more than others. Wind players are more valuable, because the sections are smaller and everything is one player to a part.
Not at all. Certain players make far more than others. The highest-paying position is that of concertmaster, which is the 1st-chair violin.
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the oboe is used in about all categories of of musical groups...even in marching bands. and yes, oboes are in the orchestra, and band as well.
The best players in a county get into the "All County" orchestra. But there are many counties in a state, hence a much bigger talent pool. So in theory, the All State orchestra will be overall better players. To put it another way: To get into All County, you have to be good. To get in to all state, you have to be really good.
The heart of classical orchestra is really up to the person listening to decide. Majority of people will tell you the conductor is the heart of the classical orchestra. The conductor brings the music to life by the instruments and their players that play to his expertise of the music. But you have others say the brass section or the percussion section is the heart. It is the instruments and the players that have the soul and heart.
In a string orchestra, an orchestra with violin, cello, viola, and bass, the bass is the largest and lowest instrument. However, if you were looking for the largest string instrument in a full orchestra, the piano would be the instrument for which you are looking.
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the oboe is used in about all categories of of musical groups...even in marching bands. and yes, oboes are in the orchestra, and band as well.
The best players in a county get into the "All County" orchestra. But there are many counties in a state, hence a much bigger talent pool. So in theory, the All State orchestra will be overall better players. To put it another way: To get into All County, you have to be good. To get in to all state, you have to be really good.
The heart of classical orchestra is really up to the person listening to decide. Majority of people will tell you the conductor is the heart of the classical orchestra. The conductor brings the music to life by the instruments and their players that play to his expertise of the music. But you have others say the brass section or the percussion section is the heart. It is the instruments and the players that have the soul and heart.
The largest orchestra? Actually, the size of any orchestra is determined by the composer who will specifically call out which and how many of each instrument is to be used when playing his/her work. Orchestra sizes range from about 40 to 110 members in all. Not all are used for every work.
In a string orchestra, an orchestra with violin, cello, viola, and bass, the bass is the largest and lowest instrument. However, if you were looking for the largest string instrument in a full orchestra, the piano would be the instrument for which you are looking.
That would be the Double Bass, also knows as a Bass Fiddle.
No, all saxophones are not considered orchestra instruments. However, often times there are pieces featuring saxophone players and orchestras hire them for single pieces.
I can think of: - Typical orchestra - All the instruments. - String Orchestra - Only withe the string section - Chamber Orchestra - Small baroque orchestra with only a few players to each part Hope this Helps
Depends on several factors:your experience - the more experienced players receive the greater salary.which instrument you play -which orchestra - they all don't pay the same.
Traditionally, the Concertmaster (usually the first chair violinist) tunes his violin to a known standard pitch like A-440 and then the other orchestral instruments tune to his or her pitch. Sometimes, an oboist provides the pitch tone for tuning. The oboe is used more frequently because its sound penetrates easier to all players of the orchestra.