Definition

Noun: A musical group is an organization of musicians who perform together. It refers to a collective of individuals who collaborate to create and present music.

Usage

The term "musical group" is used to describe any organized ensemble of musicians. It is a formal and general term that can apply to ensembles of various sizes, genres, and levels of professionalism.

Examples

• The school formed a musical group to perform at the annual festival.
• She plays the violin in a classical musical group.
• That musical group is known for its innovative sound.

Advanced Usage

• "to front a musical group": To be the lead performer or public face of a musical group.
  • The talented singer fronts a popular musical group.

Variants and Related Words

• Band (n): A more common and often less formal synonym for a group playing popular music (e.g., rock, jazz, pop).
  • He is the drummer in a jazz band.
• Ensemble (n): Often used for smaller classical groups or groups where coordination and unity of performance are emphasized.
  • The string ensemble will perform next.
• Orchestra (n): A large musical group, especially one playing classical music, containing string, brass, woodwind, and percussion sections.
• Choir (n): A musical group consisting of singers.
• Musical ensemble: A direct synonym, slightly more formal.

Synonyms

• Band
• Ensemble
• Musical ensemble
• Music group

Related Phrases

• Backing group: A group of musicians who provide accompaniment for a lead singer or soloist.
  • The singer performed with her excellent backing group.

Noun

1. an organization of musicians who perform together