Orchestration (noun)

1. The arrangement of a piece of music for an orchestra.
2. The process of arranging music for an ensemble.

Origin:

The word "orchestration" comes from the latin word "orchestra" meaning "a place for dancing" and the suffix "-ation", it refers to the arrangement of a piece of music for an orchestra, or the process of arranging music for an ensemble.

Examples:

1. The orchestration of the piece was masterfully done, highlighting the strengths of each instrument.
2. He was known for his innovative orchestration techniques.
3. The orchestration of the song was done to give it a more upbeat feel.
4. The orchestration was done by a software program, but still retained the human touch.
5. Orchestration is the process of arranging a musical composition for an ensemble of musicians.