In the early twentieth century, the emphasis on rhythm in a group with the prominent presence of the piano found a place in the orchestral ensemble.
An orchestra is a large instrumental ensemble made up of instruments from different families and subfamilies. It usually consists of strings, woodwinds, brass, and percussion instruments grouped into sections. Other instruments such as the piano, celesta, etc. can be played in an orchestra. Orchestras, at least in Western cultures, usually have a fairly specific selection of instruments ("orchestral instruments") that make up the orchestra. An ensemble, by contrast, is an arbitrary collection of instruments, voices, and dancers. An orchestra is always an ensemble, but not all ensembles are orchestras.
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