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- Term: Reed Section
- Noun
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A reed section refers to the component of a musical ensemble, typically found in jazz bands or orchestras, where the reed instruments are grouped together and play in unison. The reed section commonly consists of saxophones, clarinets, and occasionally, bassoons.
Example Sentence:
"The reed section of the orchestra sounded exceptional during the lively jazz performance."
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Popular Usage:
In popular usage, the term 'reed section' also refers to a specific segment in a bookstore, library, or online platform that offers an extensive collection of books related to woodwind instruments, their techniques, music theory, and compositions.
Example Sentence:
"I found a comprehensive guide to playing the saxophone in the reed section of the bookstore."
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Local Usage:
In certain local communities or regions, the term 'reed section' may also be used to describe a specific area within a marsh, riverbank, or wetland where numerous reeds grow and thrive.
Example Sentence:
"The birdwatchers gathered in the reed section by the lake, hoping to catch a glimpse of the elusive heron."
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