noun
orchestration
or-kih-STRAY-shun/ˌɔːrkɪˈstreɪʃn/
The planning and coordination of many elements into a unified result.
The show depends on the stage manager's orchestration of the musician and technician.
Etymology
Arranging music for an orchestra broadened into coordinating many elements into one result.
More examples
- The event requires the orchestration of dozens of teams.
- She oversees the orchestration of the relief effort.
Forms
orchestration
Similar words
- coordination
- Organizing activities so they work together.
- organization
- A broader arrangement of people or resources.