instrumentation

/ˌɪnstrəmɛnˈteɪʃən/
noun
  1. The set of instruments used in a piece of music or in a particular type of music.
    • The composer chose unusual instrumentation, using a theremin and a harp.
    • Jazz instrumentation often features a saxophone, piano, and drums.
    • The instrumentation of the symphony includes violins, cellos, and flutes.
  2. The arrangement or composition of music for particular instruments.
    • Her skill in instrumentation made the simple melody sound rich and complex.
    • He studied instrumentation to learn how to write for an orchestra.
    • The course covers basic instrumentation for small ensembles.
  3. The design, installation, or use of measuring or control devices (e.g., in science or industry).
    • Proper instrumentation is essential for monitoring the chemical reaction.
    • The spacecraft's instrumentation includes sensors for temperature and pressure.
    • The lab upgraded its instrumentation to get more accurate data.
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