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What does a conductor wave to direct his orchesta?
A baton
How many violins in a orchesta?
It varies greatly, could be as few as around 12 or as many as 40. The type of music and the conductor determines this.
Which instrument does the leader of an orchesta play?
The first chair of the first violin section is called the concertmaster or concertmistress. They are considered to be the leader of the orchestra. The conductor can play any instrument.
What actors and actresses appeared in The Miracle of Stereophonic Sound - 1954?
The cast of The Miracle of Stereophonic Sound - 1954 includes: Alfred Newman as Himself - Conductor of the Twentieth Century-Fox Symphony Orchesta
How many trumpets are in a orchesta?
Usually 2 to 4.
Which Japanese word means empty orchesta?
カラオケ (karaoke)
What actors and actresses appeared in Orchesta for a Gentleman - 2012?
The cast of Orchesta for a Gentleman - 2012 includes: Kareem Ortega as Younger Knight Ivan Ortega Flores as Father Brandon Sanford as Scott
What is a Philhermonic?
A philhermonic is a special level of something like the philhermonic orchesta (common use)
What is usually the only single reed woodwind instrument in an orchesta?
There is always a clarinet. Oboes and bassoons are the double-reed instruments.
Where do drums sit in a orchesta?
Drums are part of the percussion section of the orchestra. They usually are at the very back of the orchestra behind the woodwind section. x
How do you conduct an orchesta?
For 4 4, with your right hand you go down on one beat and then to your outer right and then back and then up again, and continue this action.
How many 'cellos are there in an orchestra?
in a normal sized school orchesta, probably about 4-5 cellos it really doesn't matter but you want about the same amount as the other interments
