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Often used in the same context:
cappella,
capella,
contradance,
madrigal,
quartets,
choir,
chorale,
choral,
string quartet,
jug band,
bluegrass,
serenaders,
harmonizers,
contra dance,
dixieland,
bagpiper,
sea chantey,
singing,
band,
pennywhistle,
chantey,
medly,
squeezebox,
handbell,
polka,
caroling,
rhythm section,
revue,
mummer,
sextet,
fiddlers,
ukes,
harmonies,
ensemble,
chorus,
tuba,
musical,
squeeze box,
ragtime,
instrumentalists,
barbershop,
improv,
yardbird,
quintet,
cantus,
quartette,
novillero,
concertino,
harpist,
ghosty,
symphony orchestra,
opry,
valve trombone,
samisen,
oboists,
euphonium,
harmonica,
hootenanny,
cabaret,
percy grainger,
vocalists,
banjoist,
shivaree,
dulcimer,
baton twirler,
postlude,
coquettes,
ukulele,
fluegelhorn,
musicale,
calliope,
mandolin,
carolers,
grandfather clock,
troupe,
strummer,
soloists,
tanglefoot,
singalong,
tin hat,
duets,
rhythm method,
countrified,
nereids,
vaudeville,
glee club,
flutist,
yodeler,
septet,
goonie,
jazz,
hoedown,
saengerfest,
karaoke,
organist,
probus,
ventriloquist,
folkies,
fifes,
hokeypokey,
horsefeathers,
octet
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