How many persons are in a concert band?

Answer 1

There can me many. Usually about 80+

Answer 2

a lot.

the common wind instruments include:

clarinets (Bass Clarinet, contrabass Clarinet, Eb clarinet...), saxophones (alto sax, tenor sax, bari sax,...), Tubas (Bb Tuba, F Tuba, C Tuba, sousaphones,...) baritones, euphoniums, trombones, french horns, english horns, flutes, piccolos .....

common percussion instruments include:

bass drum, snare drum, timpani, xylophone, glock, triangle, chimes, cymbals, wood block....

common stringed instruments include:

violin, viola, cello, double bass

Guitars

and then the more uncommon instruments:

digeridoo, singing bowls, lyre, harp...

the list goes on and on...

Answer 3

• Flute
• Clarinet
• Alto Saxophone
• Mellophone
• Trumpet,
• Trombone
• Tenor sax
• Bari sax
• Sousaphone,
• Baritone

This is minus the battery and pit.

Answer 4

A typical concert band size can range from anywhere from ten people to three hundred people. The total number of people is chosen by the director of the band.

There are standard numbers for most concert band arrangements. You need at least one person on each instrument part, but often two. Small "wind ensembles*" will have between 25 and 40 players while larger "concert bands*" will have between 60 and 150 players.

*Wind Ensembles are usually small, very select groups. Each part will have one or two people at most. Concert bands will have three to five people on each part and the scoring is usually heavier.

Answer 5

Depends on the band but most have clarinets, flutes, piccolos, alto, Bari, and tenor sax, trumpet, trombone, bassoon, baritone, bass clarinet, percussion, tuba, and French horn. So about fifteen.

Answer 6

MORE THAN 5!! It falls apart without a drummer, 2 trombonists, 2 trumpets, a Bass Guitar and a pianist!! YOU NEED AT LEAST 7!!!!

Answer 7

bass, electric, vocals, drums, keyboards(maybe)

Answer 8

it really depends what type of band ?

and depending on the band ?