Crossword clues for nonet
nonet
- Octet plus one
- Musical ensemble
- Trio tripled
- A musical group that consists of nine people
- Trio times three
- Nine-piece combo
- Music for nine parts
- Large jazz combo
- Trio, tripled
- Largish chamber group
- Good-sized combo
- Vocal group
- Sextet plus three
- Large musical combo
- Composition for nine voices
- Trio x 3
- Three-trio combo
- The Muses, for example
- Supreme Court justices, at full strength
- Sizable chamber group
- Good-sized chamber group
- Certain musical group
- 9-person musical group
- Zero safety precautions, tight¬rope-wise
- Wallenda request
- Tripled trio
- Trio, squared
- Trio trio
- Tic-tac-toe squares, e.g
- The planets, before Pluto's downgrade
- The planets, before 2006
- The planets of the Solar System, at one point ('90s kids remember)
- The Muses e.g
- Supreme Court justices, collectively
- Sudoku row digits, e.g
- Sizable music combo
- Sextet plus a trio
- Set of nine voices
- Score for a baseball team?
- Ravel's "Trois Poèmes de Stéphane Mallarmé," e.g
- Rare instrumental grouping
- Piece with nine parts
- Odd group of musicians?
- Nine-player chamber group
- Nine-piece band
- Nine-person musical group
- Nine-person band, e.g
- Nine-performer work
- Nine-member ensemble
- Nine-man band, e.g
- Nine singing
- Music for nine instruments or voices
- Multipart opus
- Mid-sized jazz combo
- Medium-sized jazz combo
- Many a neo-ska group
- Louis Spohr chamber work
- Hydra's heads, e.g
- Group of nine performers
- Fairly large-sized musical group
- Expensive wedding band, maybe
- Even larger chamber group
- Chamber players for Schubert's "Eine Kleine Trauermusik," e.g
- Cards in play at once, e.g
- Boast by a daredevil trapeze artist
- Biggish combo
- Baseball starting lineup, e.g
- Any starting MLB team
- Any group of 9
- A singing group
- A chamber work by Louis Spohr was the first to bear this title
- Three trios
- Largish singing group
- Fair-sized musical group
- Multipart composition
- Music for a baseball team?
- Musical composition — tonne (anag)
- Certain string ensemble
- Ravel's "Trois PoГЁmes de StГ©phane MallarmГ©," e.g.
- Trio trebled
- Chamber composition
- Big band?
- Largish combo
- Large jazz group
- Group on Miles Davis's "Birth of the Cool," e.g.
- Schubert's "Eine Kleine Trauermusik," e.g.
- Certain jazz combo
- Large chamber group
- Big combo
- Chamber work
- Small choir, maybe
- Largish musical group
- Piece for nine
- Composition for nine musicians
- Large combo
- Good-sized musical group
- Miles Davis ___ (cool jazz group)
- Tune for nine
- "Ravel's "Trois Po"
- Group of nine, as in music
- Nine-part song
- Trio of trios
- Triple trio
- Combination of nine voices
- Nine singers singing
- Chamber group, maybe
- Piece for an ennead
- Musical nine
- Ennead
- Quartet plus quintet
- Musical ennead
- Composition for nine instruments
- Quintet plus quartet
- Opus for nine
- Group: artist's a different leader
- Group that’s got part of the joint jumping?
- Group of nine players
- Group of nine musicians
- Group included in ban on Etonians
- Artist bringing in name for mass performance piece
- Musical work, one featuring in London concert ultimately
- Musical composition - tonne
- Chamber group without a website?
- Work trapeze artistes are ill-advised to have
- Work for nine players
- Small number in 10 upset group of players
- Sign of confidence in acrobat group?
- Northern town initially housing a single music group
- Nine hence unable to play tennis?
- Nine fish can swim freely with this?
- National Trust engages a certain ensemble
- Frequent complaint heard in rural village group
- Piece of music to some extent in one tempo
- Piece contributing to compilation one thousand
- Musical work for a set number of performers
- Musical group
- Musical piece for nine
- Composition for nine performers
- The Muses, e.g
- Music group
- Work for nine
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Nonet
Nonet \No*net"\, Nonetto \No*net"to\, n. [From L. nonus ninth, like E. duet, fr. L. duo.] (Mus.) A composition for nine instruments, rarely for nine voices.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
nonet
"composition for nine instruments," 1865, from Italian nonetto, from nono "ninth," from Latin nonus (see nones).
Wiktionary
nonet
n. 1 (context music English) a composition written for nine instruments or nine voices 2 a group of nine nuclear or subatomic particles 3 (context computing English) A byte of nine bits.
Wikipedia
Nonet
Nonet may refer to:
- nonet (music), a composition which requires nine musicians for a performance
- In poetry, a nonet is a nine line poem, with the first line containing nine syllables, the next eight, so on until the last line has one syllable
- In computer technology, a nonet is a group of nine data bits (instead of the more common eight bit octet)
Nonet (Lachner)
Franz Lachners Nonet in F major is a composition for chamber ensamble published in 1875.