musical organization
Definition
- Noun:
- A structured group of musicians who perform music collectively: A "musical organization" is a formal or informal group of individuals who come together to play music. This term emphasizes the organized, collective nature of the group rather than the specific type of music or performance setting.
Usage
- The term "musical organization" is a formal and general label. It is often used in administrative, academic, or official contexts to refer to groups like orchestras, bands, choirs, or ensembles when discussing their structure, funding, or operations.
- It is typically used as a countable noun.
Examples
- Noun:
- The city council provides grants to support local musical organizations.
- She manages the budget for a large musical organization.
- Joining a professional musical organization requires a formal audition.
Advanced Usage
- The term can encompass a wide range of groups, from professional symphony orchestras and opera companies to community bands and collegiate a cappella groups. The key element is the organized collaboration of musicians.
Variants and Related Words
- Musical group: A more common and slightly less formal synonym.
- Ensemble: Often refers to a smaller, coordinated group of musicians.
- Orchestra, Band, Choir, Quartet: These are specific types of musical organizations.
Synonyms
- Musical group
- Musical ensemble
- Music collective
- Performing arts organization (broader, can include dance or theater)
Related Phrases
- To found/establish a musical organization: To create and set up such a group.
- They worked for years to establish a new musical organization dedicated to jazz.
- To run/manage a musical organization: To be in charge of its administrative and operational aspects.
- His job involves managing the day-to-day affairs of the musical organization.
Noun
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an organization of musicians who perform together
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