二に重じゅう奏そう

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Meanings

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instrumental duet; instrumental duo

Refers to a musical piece or performance for two instruments, as opposed to a vocal duet (二重唱).

I listened to a violin and piano duet.

彼かれらはフルートとギターの二に重じゅう奏そうを演えん奏そうした。

They performed a flute and guitar duet.

〈楽がっ器き〉と〈楽がっ器き〉の二に重じゅう奏そうa duet for [instrument] and [instrument]
ピアノとバイオリンの二に重じゅう奏そうを聴きいた。
I listened to a duet for piano and violin.
二に重じゅう奏そうを演えん奏そうするto perform a duet
二人ふたりの学がく生せいがモーツァルトの二に重じゅう奏そうを演えん奏そうした。
Two students performed a Mozart duet.

合がっ奏そう
合奏 is the general word for any group of instruments playing together, while 二重奏 specifically means a performance by exactly two instruments.
デュエット
デュエット is a casual loanword for a duet (often used for pop or vocal performances), whereas 二重奏 is the formal Japanese term specifically for an instrumental duet.

二に重じゅう唱しょう
二重奏 refers to an instrumental duet, while 二重唱 refers to a vocal duet, so the two are easily confused despite the difference in performers.
三さん重じゅう奏そう
二重奏 is a duet for two instruments, while 三重奏 is a trio for three, and the similar form makes them easy to mix up when reading quickly.

Compound of 二重 (double) and 奏 (musical performance).