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Jaorkestroesitysten, also known as jazz orchestras, are large ensembles that perform jazz music. They typically consist of a rhythm section, brass section, woodwind section, and a variety of percussion instruments. The size of a jazz orchestra can vary, but it usually includes at least 10 musicians. The most common instrumentation includes pianists, bassists, drummers, trumpeters, trombonists, saxophonists, and a variety of percussionists.

Jazz orchestras often perform a mix of original compositions and arrangements of standard jazz tunes. They may also incorporate elements from other genres, such as classical music or rock. The music is usually characterized by its improvisational nature, with musicians often taking turns soloing.

Jaorkestroesitysten have a rich history, with the first jazz orchestras emerging in the early 20th century. They have been influential in the development of jazz music, shaping its sound and style. Today, jazz orchestras continue to be an important part of the jazz scene, performing in venues around the world and inspiring new generations of musicians.