Concertante

Concertante

When used to modify another form or genre term, this word suggests a greater than usual amount of concerto-like virtuoso display from one or more of the players.

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concertante

Music; Classical

When used to modify another form or genre term, this word suggests a greater than usual amount of concerto-like virtuoso display from one or more of the players.

concertante

Music; General music

Style based on the principle of opposition between two dissimilar masses of sound; concerto-like.

concertante

Music; General music

Style based on the principle of opposition between two dissimilar masses of sound; concerto-like.

concertante

Language; Dictionaries

A concert for two or more principal instruments, with orchestral accompaniment. Also adjectively; as, concertante parts.

sinfonia concertante

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An 18th/early 19th century concerto grosso-like orchestral form for one or more featured instruments, but often exhibiting the lightheartedness of a divertimento.

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