What is the collective noun for the group of musicians?

Answer 1

There is no standard collective noun for the noun 'music', however any noun that suits the situation can be used, for example, a collection of music, a book of music, a presentation of music, etc.

Answer 2

The collective nouns for musicians are:

• a band of musicians
• an orchestra of musicians
• an ensemble of musicians
• a score of musicians

A collective noun can also be a noun for the number or players:

• a duo of musicians
• a trio of musicians
• a quartet of musicians
• a quintet of musicians
• a sextet of musicians

Answer 3

Oh, dude, it's like a "band" or an "orchestra" or something. I mean, you could call them a "gaggle of Guitarists" if you're feeling fancy, but who really cares, right? Just throw a bunch of musicians together and call it a day.

Answer 4

The collective noun for a group of musicians is a "band." It's as simple as that. Just like how a group of fish is called a school, and a group of lions is called a pride. So next time you see a bunch of musicians jamming together, you can call them a band with confidence.

Answer 5

The collective noun for a group of musicians is an "orchestra." An orchestra typically consists of a large ensemble of musicians playing various instruments together, under the direction of a conductor. The term "orchestra" can also refer to the space in a theater where the musicians perform.

Answer 6

The noun 'band' is a standard collective noun for:

• a band of coatimundi
• a band of coyotes
• a band of gorillas
• a band of jackdaws
• a band of jays
• a band of men
• a band of mongooses
• a band of musicians
• a band of pirates
• a band of plovers
• a band of robbers
• a band of thieves

Answer 7

Group IS a collective noun eg

a group of farmers

a group of musicians

Answer 8

band

Answer 9

Band

Answer 10

Band