Orchestras
Symphony, chamber, radio, youth and other orchestras recorded in Wikidata with articles on at least two Wikipedia or other Wikimedia sites, with country, year founded and disbanded, home city, home venue and genres. One row per orchestra.
Columns
Stable keys — use them in the API, SQL and code
| Key | Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| name | Name | string | — |
| entity | Wikidata | entity | — |
| country | Country | country | ISO 3166-1 alpha-3 code of its country (Wikidata P17), when it has exactly one present-day country. |
| country_name | Country name | string | — |
| start_year | Founded | year | Earliest inception year (Wikidata P571). |
| end_year | Disbanded | year | Year dissolved or discontinued (Wikidata P576); blank when still active or unknown. |
| headquarters | Based in | string | Headquarters location (Wikidata P159), usually the home city. |
| home_venue | Home venue | string | Home concert hall (Wikidata P115). |
| genres | Genres | string | Genres (Wikidata P136), up to eight. |
| sitelinks | Wikipedia articles | integer | Number of Wikipedia and other Wikimedia sites with an article about it — a rough measure of fame. |
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