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octet

[ok-tet] / ɒkˈtɛt /
NOUN
eight
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So just what did the octet of programs provide for those in attendance?

From Seattle Times

For the flashing lights, booming electronics and pitch-bending vocal octet of a slew of premieres.

From New York Times

For “Eleanor Rigby,” the Beatles recorded versions of Martin’s backup arrangement with a string octet using lush classical vibrato and legato phrasing, but they wisely chose a brusque, woody attack instead.

From New York Times

Fans can follow along as members of the classical octet refine their parts.

From Salon

Washington fans are hoping the octet, which formed just five years ago through a South Korean reality show, can help mark a shift after virtually selling out two Climate Pledge Arena shows.

From Seattle Times