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2-3 trombones alone, or 3 trombones with 1 tuba.

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Depends on the requirements of the composer. The lineup most commonly encountered is two tenor trombones, one bass Trombone and one tuba.

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Usually only one, maybe two for an extra-large scale piece.

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Usually two or three, maybe four or more, depending on the piece.

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Usually only one, if the piece even has a tuba part. On rare occasion there might be two.

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There are typically 2-4 bassoons in an orchestra.

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Usually only one, and usually paired with the bass trombone. Some later works might use two.

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There is 1 tuba in a typical orchestra.

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Three trombones and one tuba

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Usually only one.

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