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The phrase "aggregation of musicians" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a group or collection of musicians coming together for a specific purpose, such as a performance or collaboration.
Example: "The festival featured an impressive aggregation of musicians from various genres, showcasing their talents on stage."
Alternatives: "group of musicians" or "collective of musicians".
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Over the next six weeks, the format will expand with the appearances of the Carducci String Quartet; the cellist Zuill Bailey, playing solo and in duo with the pianist Navah Perlman; and, closing the season, Juilliard Baroque, which, at 12 pieces, will be the largest aggregation of musicians yet on a Friends of Music stage.
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Backed by a loose aggregation of session musicians known as The Army, Cohen interspersed poems, aphorisms and background details among his songs, revealing for instance how "One Of Us Cannot Be Wrong" was written as he was "coming off amphetamines and pursuing a blonde lady that I met in a Nazi poster".
"Lots of musicians said: 'Don't.
Regarding practice habits almost 77.4% of musicians warm up.
Government support of musicians.
Study 2 used an experience sampling design to assess the phenomenology of musical imagery over the course of one week in a sample of musicians and non-musicians.
I'll have a ton of musicians.
Using functional magnetic resonance imaging, we investigated the responses to three musically conveyed emotions (happiness, sadness, fear) in a group of musicians and a group of non-musicians.
Hundreds of thousands of musicians.
The death rates per 100 musician years were calculated by dividing the number of deaths by the number of musicians at risk and multiplying by 100.
Main outcome measures Risk of death by age of musician, accounting for time dependent study entry and the number of musicians at risk.
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