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orchestra

[awr-kuh-struh] / ˈɔr kə strə /
NOUN
symphony
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Guests would bring their flutes or violins and, as each member of the family sang or played an instrument, we made quite an orchestra gathered around the upright piano in Tante Jans’s front room.

From Literature

She performed with opera companies in Nashville and Atlanta, and in Texas she sang with the Dallas Opera, with symphony orchestras in Irving and Plano, and with a master chorale in Amarillo.

From Los Angeles Times

The annual Carnegie Hall visit of Harry Bicket and the English Concert, the superb period-instrument orchestra, is a required date for Handel opera fans.

From The Wall Street Journal

But we were miles from the railroad, and this was a full orchestra, with violins.

From Literature

The orchestra has never been much for anniversaries or holiday music, but it clearly is this season.

From Los Angeles Times