DictionaryRoot: orchestration
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orchestration

arrangement of music for an orchestra

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A stage manager coordinates the musician and technician, pointing to a simple unlettered cue board with colored blocks as both ready their respective tasks; only a small stage edge and lamp.
noun

orchestration

or-kih-STRAY-shun/ˌɔːrkɪˈstreɪʃn/

The planning and coordination of many elements into a unified result.

Etymology

Arranging music for an orchestra broadened into coordinating many elements into one result.

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