Definition of: ensemble

(än·säm′bəl, Fr. ä·sä′bl') noun
1. The parts of a thing viewed as a whole; general effect.
2. A combination of clothing and accessories that match or harmonize in color.
3. Music The union of soloists and chorus in a concerted number.
4. The scene in a play, usually the last, that includes the entire cast. [<F <L insimul <in- in + simul at the same time]