Meanings of musical ensemble in English

When the after-dinner speeches were finally finished, a small musical ensemble set up and began playing dance music.

Princeton University's newest musical ensemble is more likely to tickle the keys of a QWERTY than any set of ivories.

On these occasions, the singer and Broken Social Scene leader probably rues ever assembling a freewheeling, 17-strong musical ensemble, let alone fronting it.

By the way, Max Impact is one of seven official Air Force musical ensembles.

This year it exhibits a range of performances from South Africa, with comedians, musical ensembles and dramatists addressing a variety of topics.

Families lounged in the gardens, ran through corridors to peek into offices and rooms, and listened to musical ensembles that were invited to play.

The term gamelan refers to musical ensembles from Java and Bali in which gongs and metal xylophones are the predominate instruments, explains gamelan scholar, Sumarsam.