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chamber orchestra
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chamber orchestra
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(Music / Classical Music) a small orchestra of about 25 players, used for the authentic performance of baroque and early classical music as well as modern music written specifically for a small orchestra
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Noun1.chamber orchestra - small orchestra; usually plays classical music
orchestra - a musical organization consisting of a group of instrumentalists including string players


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She has been soloist with the Chicago, Seattle, Detroit and London Symphony Orchestras, the London Philharmonic, the Royal Philharmonic and many chamber orchestras.
California Institute of the Arts' Spring Music Festival opened Thursday and will continue through March 21 with music from such origins as Java, West Africa, north and south India, and Indonesia, as well as the more familiar jazz ensembles and classical chamber orchestras.
Lockhart has conducted major symphony orchestras and chamber orchestras throughout the world.
 
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