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A few of them are Three Dog Night, and The Moody Blues.
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Who uses batons?
Police and Law Enforcment Conductors of orchestras ,bands ,or choral groups. Baton is just French for stick.
Difference between rock band and symphony orchestra?
Well, size is a difference. Usually rock bands have about 4-7 people, but orchestras can have over 50-100 people. Rock bands are relatively modern, orchestras have been around for hundreds of years. Rock bands usually play more modern, upbeat, and loud music. Orchestras play music that dates back 200 hundred years. It can be slow, fast, loud, quiet. Rock band's concerts are very informal. People stand up and cheer during performances. But in an orchestra concert, everyone remains seated and absoluetly silent.
How did electric light orchestra get its name?
Part of it is a reference to the small groups of string instruments that were popular in the UK at the time, called "light orchestras" because they were smaller than regular orchestras. "Electric" nods to the electric instruments also used in the band's music, like guitar and moog. One of the band's goals at the time of its creation was to wed classical and rock music, and the name "Electric Light Orchestra" that has elements of both.
Where was grunge rock performed?
Grunge rock was originally performed in Seattle Washington.
What qualifications does Chalene Johnson have?
Chalene Johnson is listed as an accomplished musician who specialized in playing the electric and acoustic violin and viola and has been with various groups and orchestras.
What musical groups do the trumpet participate in?
Orchestras, Rock Band, ECT.
What groups does a flute play in?
Orchestras and bands.
How was the flute involved?
in orchestras, jazz, and rock and roll
Where is the trumpet played?
Marching Bands, Orchestras, Big bands, concert bands, Jazz bands, and sometimes but rarely rock bands. Marching Bands, Orchestras, Big bands, concert bands, Jazz bands, and sometimes but rarely rock bands.
Do many Orchestras have full drum sets?
Very few orchestras have full drum sets, but there a re a few innovative ones such as Trans Siberian Orchestra, which plays rock music. Some orchestras have single drums such as a snare, but few have a full drum set.
Where is the harpsichord played?
Orchestras, music halls, some churchs, some peoples homes, small baroque groups, etc.
Who uses batons?
Police and Law Enforcment Conductors of orchestras ,bands ,or choral groups. Baton is just French for stick.
What are bass drums used in?
Bass drums are used in marching bands, concert bands, orchestras, rock bands, you name it.
What would the orchestra be in a rock opera?
Depending on the instruments that the composer wrote the score to include, those would be the instruments included in a rock Opera orchestra. For example, The Who's Tommy, known as a rock opera, played on Broadway in New York. The orchestras on Broadway are usually made up of the four major instrument groups including woodwinds, brass, percussion and strings. You can determine the exact makeup of any orchestra required to support a rock opera by looking at its score.
Difference between rock band and symphony orchestra?
Well, size is a difference. Usually rock bands have about 4-7 people, but orchestras can have over 50-100 people. Rock bands are relatively modern, orchestras have been around for hundreds of years. Rock bands usually play more modern, upbeat, and loud music. Orchestras play music that dates back 200 hundred years. It can be slow, fast, loud, quiet. Rock band's concerts are very informal. People stand up and cheer during performances. But in an orchestra concert, everyone remains seated and absoluetly silent.
How did electric light orchestra get its name?
Part of it is a reference to the small groups of string instruments that were popular in the UK at the time, called "light orchestras" because they were smaller than regular orchestras. "Electric" nods to the electric instruments also used in the band's music, like guitar and moog. One of the band's goals at the time of its creation was to wed classical and rock music, and the name "Electric Light Orchestra" that has elements of both.
How was deep purple important to art rock?
They made it acceptable for rock bands to use classical stylings and even collaborate with orchestras (1970's Deep Purple in Concert)
