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A group of military musicians is typically called a "military band." These ensembles perform various types of music for ceremonial events, parades, and official functions, often serving to boost morale and foster a sense of pride within the armed forces. Military bands can vary in size and instrumentation, ranging from small brass ensembles to large concert bands.
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What is a group of military musicians?
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What do you call a group of eight musicians?
An octet.
What do you call a group of whale musicians?
A group of whales is a pod or school.
What do you call group of musicians?
Many possibilities: Band Orchestra Combo
What do you call a musical group made up of five instruments?
A group of five musicians is known as a "quintet."
What do you call a group of singers or musicians made up of two people?
A duet
What do you call a group of five people?
Five musicians would be a quintet
What do you call a group of military boats?
A Fleet
What do you call a group of performers?
You would call a group of performers something different based on what they are performing, and how many of them there are. For example, a group of performers in a certain type of play could be referred to as a troupe, and a group of 5 musicians in a quintet.
What do you call a group of seven musicians?
A sextet. TEEHEE!
What do you call a group of singers or musicians made up of three people?
They can be called an ensemble, a choir, or a group.
What do you call a collection of musicians?
A collection of musicians is commonly referred to as a band, orchestra, or ensemble, depending on the type of music and the number of musicians involved. A band typically consists of a smaller group playing popular music genres, while an orchestra is a larger group that performs classical music. An ensemble can refer to any small group of musicians playing together, regardless of genre.
