The size of an orchestra varies greatly based on the number of players available and necessary for each piece. However, there is a "standard" orchestration that many pieces follow in order to stay consistent. This includes -
Woodwinds: 2 Flutes + 2 Oboes + 2 Clarinets + 2 Bassoons = 8
Brass: 4 Trumpets + 3 French Horns + 3 Trombones + 1 Tuba = 11
Strings: 16 Violin 1 + 14 Violin 2 + 12 Viola + 10 Cello + 8 Bass = 60
Percussion: Varies greatly based on each piece, about 0 - 10
Other: Piano, Harp, Organ, and a few others. About 0 - 5 based on the piece
Total: 79 - 94 based on the size of the percussion and keyboard sections.
Remember, this is a rough estimate since every orchestra and piece contains different numbers of each instrument. The orchestra is an extremely flexible ensemble in terms of size!
A full symphony orchestra could easily have 80 people.
it depends on how big the orchestra is. there is no set number.
Of course! You'd be surprised, actually, by just how many people play in a symphony orchestra.
That size range fits a chamber orchestra.
A symphony orchestra contains about 80 to 100musicians.A chamber orchestra will have about fifty or less.
A full symphony orchestra could easily have 80 people.
There are about three to four trumpet players in an orchestra.
how ever many you want
5000
It varies. Ever hear the term "12 piece orchestra"? That's an orchestra with 12 players.
there is four modern trumpets
it depends on how big the orchestra is. there is no set number.
Usually there is only one piccolo in an orchestra.
chamberChamber orchestra
There are usually 2-3 Cello's in an orchestra
For pieces that use it, they only use one.
Of course! You'd be surprised, actually, by just how many people play in a symphony orchestra.