Stage

Templates

Start with a realistic layout

Every template uses foot-based coordinates with section-colored chairs, stands, and instruments — refine from there instead of placing dozens of chairs by hand.

Ensemble size

Category

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Blank canvas

Blank stage and apron — drag chairs, stands, and risers yourself for non-standard layouts.

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Symphony Orchestra

118 musicians
Orchestra

Full strings in arcs (Vln I/II, Vla, Vc, Cb), woodwinds, brass, percussion, conductor and podium.

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Chamber Ensemble

17 musicians
Chamber

String quartet arc plus winds and piano — ideal for recital halls.

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Jazz Big Band

18 musicians
Jazz

5 saxes, 4 trumpets, 4 trombones, and rhythm section in standard big-band rows.

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Pit Orchestra

28 musicians
Orchestrapit

Proscenium stage with sunken pit — strings, winds, brass, piano, and timpani.

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Choir + Orchestra

79 musicians
Choir

32-voice choir loft with full orchestra downstage — oratorio and holiday concerts.

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School Orchestra

49 musicians
Orchestra

Typical middle- or high-school seating — simpler string arcs, reduced winds and brass, piano, and conductor.

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String Orchestra

47 musicians
Chamber

Strings only in standard arcs — Vln I/II, Vla, Vc, Cb — with conductor and optional harp.

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Wind Ensemble

41 musicians
Band

Concert band layout — clarinets, flutes, saxes, and brass in rows with percussion, no string arcs.

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Youth Symphony

67 musicians
Orchestra

Scaled-down full orchestra for youth symphonies — ~60–70 musicians with strings, winds, brass, and percussion.

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Baroque Orchestra

29 musicians
Chamber

Chamber-sized baroque ensemble — smaller strings, period winds, harpsichord continuo, no large brass.

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Pick a template when you create a new plan — or start blank.