A group of musicians can be called many things; by the context and the number of people playing together.
General terms are: band, ensemble. More terms include: troupe, group; and in the military: corps.
Orchestra, philharmonic & symphony often refer to groups consisting of classical instruments.
In reference to the number of people performing together it may be appropriate to use collective names:
1 player: solo
2 players: duo/duet
3 players: trio
4 player: quartet
5 players: quintet
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The word is used for a group of musicians, especially jazz, who join together to play for their own enjoyment
a band, or an orchestra. it depends on what the musicians play.
A band band
A rubber band.
The standard collective noun for 'musicians' is an orchestra of musicians, no matter how many make up the orchestra.A general word a group of nine (people or things) is a nonet, making your group a nonet of musicians.
a group of musicians that play together
quartet
The general term for a group of musicians, regardless of its size, is an "ensemble."
The word is used for a group of musicians, especially jazz, who join together to play for their own enjoyment
An ensemble refers to the number of musicians in a group.
a band, or an orchestra. it depends on what the musicians play.
a sextet is a group of six musicians playing together.
A rubber band.
A band band
The standard collective noun for 'musicians' is an orchestra of musicians, no matter how many make up the orchestra.A general word a group of nine (people or things) is a nonet, making your group a nonet of musicians.
orchestra
A number of musicians who play rock music together.