what instrument will never be found in an orchestra?
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Skin Flute...well it wouldn't be played I hope
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I think the violin because it comes from wood, from trees. Now that it is a violin the tree is dead, but it sings from the instrument it is made into.\n\nDid u understand any of that?? Sorry, feels weird writing it out.
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never, it is unheard of
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That is a really good question, but there is such a huge number of possible good pieces of music that we should never run out.  Look at the classics - they will always be classics, there is no need to try to outdo them and there is a lot there for coming generations to discover without having to make new music (or if you're thinking of pop, look at rereleases and remixes - a good pop song will always be popular).  But musicians will go on making new music forever, there is simply too much possible for it to be exhausted.
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The Beatles\n\nThe face of music wouldn't look anywhere near are great as it is because of these Liverpool boys.  Interesting fact: from the time of their first album to their last was only 7 years.  No other band in history can match theirs.
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Violin.\n\nHe had a Stradivarius, as a matter of fact.
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Baritone what?\nBaritone Ukelele? Baritione Saxaphone? Baritone Horn? Baritone Violin? And yes these are all real instruments, and I already strongly suspect you mean horn... that tuba-ish device...you horn people are all the same...
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I'd nominate Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (brilliant performer, began composing at early age, left a huge volume music when he died early) or Johann Sebastian Bach (inventor or at least early practitioner of the well-tempered scales which allow transposition into any scale without getting dissonances, as well as a very productive componist). Modern music still borrows from them.
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I'm thinking a stringed instrument would be harder to play.  Like you I might be a bit biased as I've watched my daughter play the violin for almost 8 years now and there is no way I could do what she does.  It takes so much just to get a single note right.
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It all really depends on what the composer specified. Monteverdi in his opera L'Orfeo specified in excess of 20, with numerous string, brass, and 2 harpsichord and 2 organ parts. Typically, a small orchestra is used. Never anything above 25, usually between 10-20, less in a chamber ensemble.
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No never! No music, no life!
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If I had to choose one, I would have to say W.A. Mozart's Requiem in D minor. Other runner ups would be Beethoven's Seventh Symphony, John Coltrane's Giant Steps, Billy Strayhorn's Take the A Train, and maybe Johannes Brahms' First Symphony.
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cello.\ni play it and i love it too.
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The saxophone or sax is a conical-bored instrument of the woodwind family, usually made of brass and played with a single-reed mouthpiece like the clarinet. It was invented by Adolphe Sax around 1840. The saxophone is most commonly associated with popular music, big band music, and jazz, but it was originally intended as both an orchestral and military band instrument
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Bruce Dickinson\nor \nRonnie James Dio\nor\nRob Halford\nor\nGeoff Tate
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The Dambusters, by Eric Coates.\n\nadd  - Ok, I stand corrected. Do you have a clip we could hear? Most orchestral music has a flute in it.
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Brass, woodwinds, strings, and percussion.