Crossword Clue: Musical ennead
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Musical ennead"
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- 9-person musical group
- Baseball starting lineup, e.g.
- A chamber work by Louis Spohr was the first to bear this title
- A musical group that consists of nine people
- Any group of 9
- Any starting MLB team
- A singing group
- Big band
- Big band?
- Big combo
- Biggish combo
- Boast by a daredevil trapeze artist
- Certain jazz combo
- Certain musical group
- Certain string ensemble
- Composition for nine instruments
- Composition for nine musicians
- Composition for nine performers
- Composition for nine voices
- Composition for nine
- Chamber composition
- Chamber group, maybe
- Chamber players for Schubert's "Eine Kleine Trauermusik," e.g.
- Chamber work
- Group of nine, as in music
- Group of nine musicians
- Group of nine performers
- Group of nine
- Group on Miles Davis's "Birth of the Cool," e.g.
- Hydra's heads, e.g.
- Ennead
- Even larger chamber group
- Cards in play at once, e.g.
- Expensive wedding band, maybe
- Good-sized chamber group
- Good-sized combo
- Good-sized musical group
- Combination of nine voices
- Fair-sized musical group
- Fairly large-sized musical group
- Set of nine voices
- Many a neo-ska group
- Sextet plus a trio
- Sextet plus three
- Multipart opus
- Octet plus one
- Quartet plus quintet
- Odd group of musicians?
- Music for a baseball team?
- Music for nine instruments or voices
- Music for nine parts
- Music for nine
- Music group
- The Muses e.g.
- The Muses, e.g.
- The Muses, for example
- Musical composition — tonne (anag)
- Musical composition
- Musical ennead
- Musical ensemble
- Vocal group
- Musical group
- Musical nine
- Musical piece for nine
- Musical piece
- Musical work for a set number of performers
- Musical work
- Quintet plus quartet
- The planets, before 2006
- The planets, before Pluto's downgrade
- The planets of the Solar System, at one point ('90s kids remember)
- Sudoku row digits, e.g.
- Trio of trios
- Trio, squared
- Trio times three
- Trio trebled
- Trio trio
- Trio tripled
- Trio, tripled
- Trio x 3
- Triple trio
- Tripled trio
- Wallenda request
- Medium-sized jazz combo
- Rare instrumental grouping
- Ravel's "Trois Poèmes de Stéphane Mallarmé," e.g.
- Large chamber group
- Large combo
- Large jazz combo
- Large jazz group
- Large musical combo
- Largish chamber group
- Largish combo
- Largish musical group
- Largish singing group
- Mid-sized jazz combo
- Miles Davis ___ (cool jazz group)
- Louis Spohr chamber work
- Nine-man band, e.g.
- Nine-member ensemble
- Nine-part song
- Nine-performer work
- Nine-person band, e.g.
- Nine-person musical group
- Nine-piece band
- Nine-piece combo
- Nine-player chamber group
- Nine singers singing
- Nine singing
- Ninesome
- Opus for nine
- Piece for an ennead
- Piece for nine
- Piece with nine parts
- Tune for nine
- Supreme Court justices, at full strength
- Supreme Court justices, collectively
- Work for nine
- Sizable chamber group
- Sizable music combo
- Schubert's "Eine kleine Trauermusik," e.g.
- Score for a baseball team?
- Three-trio combo
- Three trios
- Tic-tac-toe squares, e.g.
- Small choir, maybe
- Small choir
- Zero safety precautions, tight¬rope-wise
Recent Usage of Musical ennead in Crossword Puzzles
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Here are all of the places we know of that have used Musical ennead in their crossword puzzles recently:
- New York Times - May 8, 1990
- New York Times - June 5, 1988