on a chair
brass section that's on the right.
Bugles don't have valves, and as such can only play in one key. This makes them unlikely to play in an orchestra. ITs only when a piece requires a specific tone (the bugle has a different tone to that of the cornet, trumpet and flugle horn)
an organ is huge but not part of the orchestra is you want one in the orchestra then the piano
Back row, left side. When you are looking at the orchestra. To the bassist it's the right hand side.
Generally at the back of the orchestra.
The organization of an orchestra is hundreds of years old and fairly universal. Clarinets sit with similar instruments (like the oboe, bassoon and flute) in the center of the orchestra.
I sit in between the Basson and the Trumpets on the third row, though I am in a middle school band so it could be different for you.
Next to the flutes.
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In the center, behind the strings.
In the back, but in front of the percussion.
an orchestra usually plays the overture. the usually sit in a lower part in front of the stage.