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Duke Ellington's orchestra varied in size over the years, typically consisting of 10 to 15 musicians in its most celebrated form during the 1930s and 1940s. However, at times, the ensemble could expand to include as many as 20 or more members for special performances. The orchestra was known for its rich sound and innovative arrangements, contributing significantly to the big band and jazz genres.

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