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A concerto is usually a 3-movement piece of music. In the romantic era, the concerto largely narrowed to three genres: the violin concerto, the cello concerto and the piano concerto. Virtually no major composer wrote concerts for wind instruments.
This Music quiz focuses upon the Concerto.
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Strictly speaking, a form of baroque music in which the musical line is passed between a small group of soloists and the full orchestra
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It's usually played in a 'free' rhythmic style and normally requires great technical ability to play correctly
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It'd be wise to draw up a list of movements for concertos, symphonies etc., as they do differ and you should know how many feature in different types of music!
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Of course! Otherwise, what's a concerto grosso?!
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