WordNet
n. an organization of musicians who perform together [syn: musical organization, musical organisation]
Usage examples of "musical group".
The shouting from below had died down somewhat, but it sounded rather as if the drummer for the musical group was having some kind of rhythmic fit, and the audience was clapping and stamping their feet in time.
The name had a familiar ring and the guitar that Kira cherished suggested a musical group of some sort.
Elizabeth hadn't properly appreciated how much of an entourage or how much equipment a musical group needed on tour.
A little musical group-a violin, a mandolin and an accordion-played quietly over in the corner of the large living room.
Exactly who or what the Weird Sisters were Harry didn't know, never having had access to a wizard's wireless, but he deduced from the wild excitement of those who had grown up listening to the WWN (Wizarding Wireless Network) that they were a very famous musical group.
The audience screamed, drowning out the amplification, making it impossible for anyone to hear the musical group the quarter of a million persons had traveled what came to millions of miles to hear.