The phrase "arrangement of instruments" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the organization or setup of musical instruments in a performance or composition context.
Example: "The arrangement of instruments in the orchestra created a rich and harmonious sound that captivated the audience."
Alternatives: "orchestration of instruments" or "configuration of instruments".
There was no band in the way, no backing singers, no arrangement of instruments — nothing in the way of him doing it.
Half Malaysian-Indian and half New Zealand-European, the duo channels its heritage through the arrangement of instruments as well as the lyrics.
The grouping of port access in SPA procedures, however, raises a number of challenges, including tunnel vision due to the in-line arrangement of instruments, poor triangulation of instruments, requiring crossing of instruments to obtain proper retraction, and increased risk of instrument collision due to the close proximity to other surgical devices.
In these biofilms, different species are partitioned into distinct ecological niches (Wilmes et al., 2008b) analogous to the specific seating arrangement of different instruments.
After all, rock 'n' roll as we know it is a famously broad musical form, not dependent on a particular beat, arrangement, or set of instruments to be classified as such.
"Some tracks, I'm taking the originals, tearing them apart and restructuring them like a remix," says Coyle. "I'll be doing arrangements involving mixtures of instruments from the ensemble and some with the entire group playing together".
A big band offers a unified sound that comes from the deft arrangement of so many instruments all playing in precision concert.
The choice of methods depended on the logistic arrangement for instrument use in our core laboratory and the cost of the assays.
That theme develops through different rhythms and arrangements for an array of instruments — piano, pedal-steel guitar, organ, cello, banjo, clarinet — some of which he learned how to play for the purposes of this record.
With sons Calum and Neill MacColl framing her still-expressive voice in cultured arrangements on a variety of instruments (bowed psaltery, autoharp and banjo on one set of Playford tunes), the emotional intimacy of her remarkable recent album Everything Changes slices the air.
