3 Terms
Contributors in Classical
Classical
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.
Neoromanticism (post-Romanticism)
Music; Classical
Vague terms generally denoting efforts to retain the aesthetic and/or mood of Romantic Period composition, while adding to it through the application of more recent techniques.
Concerto grosso
Music; Classical
Orchestral form especially popular in the 17th and 18th centuries in which the contrasting lines of a smaller and a larger group of instruments are featured.
Concertato
Music; Classical
A work for instrumental group and soloist(s), or a small ensemble of soloists with orchestra; 17th and 18th centuries.
