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CHOIR

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DUET

SOLO

TRIO

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BANDA - brass band

BUT NO

OCTET

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SEPTET

TERCET - vocal trio

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GAMELAN - Indonesian orchestra

CAPELLA

QUARTET

QUINTET

ORCHESTRA

SEXTET

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ENSEMBLE

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DIXIELAND - jazz ensemble

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LIEDERTAFEL - German men's choir societies

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