The act of performing music by blowing into wind instruments, often associated with ensembles that include brass and woodwind instruments.
The specific performance of melodic pieces using instruments such as flutes and trumpets, highlighting the sound produced by breath rather than by strings or percussion.
The process of executing musical compositions through the use of blowing techniques on wind instruments, which may involve both solo performances and participation in larger orchestras.
A genre of music primarily composed for woodwind and brass instruments, often featuring percussion, characterized by its complex arrangements and large ensemble format.
A style of orchestration that emphasizes the performance of wind instruments, typically organized in a formal group setting, commonly found in both concert and military music contexts.
A musical framework that involves the collective playing of various wind and percussion instruments, creating a rich and dynamic sound, often performed in school bands and professional ensembles.
Example:
吹奏楽隊が通りを行進している。
A musical ensemble composed primarily of wind and percussion instruments that often performs march-like compositions and other types of music.
A collective of musicians specializing in the performance of music arranged for brass and woodwind instruments, typically characterized by their dynamic sound and ability to play a variety of musical genres.
A type of concert band that emphasizes brass and woodwinds, frequently found in educational and community settings, known for its lively performances and community engagement.
Example:
彼は吹奏楽団に所属しています。