The musical "Grease" don't exactly use an orchestra of any type. An orchestra needs to have some sort of strings in order for it to be called an orchestra I believe (Ex. Violon, Viola, Chello, Bass.)
By being in the production of grease and listening to the Broadway sountrack, the band (or orchestra if you want it called that) can include...
Piano, Keyboard (Maybe 2 keyboards), Electric Bass, Electric Guitar, Alto/Tenor/Baritone Saxophone, Percussion (including drum set, chimes, xylophone and etc.
The original orchestration for "Grease" included piano, two Guitars, two tenor saxes, bass, and drums.
As far as I know its, Piano, Bass, Drums, Guitar, Trumpet 1, Trumpet 2, and Tenor Sax
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harp plays the musical tones in an orchestra...
who is the songwriter for greas the musical in 1972
An orchestra is a group of musicians that especially includes string players organized to perform ensemble music. As long as the musical ensemble fits that definition, the term orchestra can be applied to musical ensembles anywhere in the world.
Characteristic instrumentation refers to the specific combination of instruments that are commonly associated with a particular musical genre or style. For example, the characteristic instrumentation of a classical orchestra typically includes strings, woodwinds, brass, and percussion instruments. In jazz music, characteristic instrumentation may include saxophone, trumpet, piano, bass, and drums.
As far as I know its, Piano, Bass, Drums, Guitar, Trumpet 1, Trumpet 2, and Tenor Sax
Musical works written for an orchestra!
Grease the movie musical came out on June the 16th 178.
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harp plays the musical tones in an orchestra...
Grease was not a book before it was a movie or a musical.
orchestra, i think.
who is the songwriter for greas the musical in 1972
There are many jobs that involve musical instrumentation. Apart from the obvious one of being in a band, you can also be a music teacher or work in audio-visual teams for the TV and film industry.
An orchestra is a group of musicians that especially includes string players organized to perform ensemble music. As long as the musical ensemble fits that definition, the term orchestra can be applied to musical ensembles anywhere in the world.
Merton Shatzkin has written: 'Writing for the orchestra' -- subject(s): Instrumentation and orchestration