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B****o continuo parts,
almost universal in the
Baroque era (1600–1750),
provided the
harmonic structure of the
music by
supplying a b****line and a chord...
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relation to the b**** note.
Figured b**** is
closely ****ociated with
b****o continuo: a
historically improvised accompaniment used in
almost all
genres of...
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scored for
three violins and
b****o continuo and
paired with a gigue,
known as
Canon and
Gigue for 3
violins and
b****o continuo. Both
movements are in the...
- the
Baroque music era (1600–1750) to play
b****o continuo accompaniment parts (as part of the
b****o continuo group,
which often included harpsichord, pipe...
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Continuo may
refer to:
B****o continuo, a
textural feature of
Baroque music; also the
group of
instruments that
plays the
b****o continuo part
Continuo...
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belongs to this genre, as it was
originally scored for 3
violins and a
b****o continuo, and
paired with a
gigue in the same key. The
canon shares an important...
- instruments,
classified as br**** instruments, woodwinds, strings, and
b****o continuo. The
continuous b**** is pla**** by a
group of instruments, depending...
- composition: (i) the solo
madrigal with
b****o continuo; and (ii) the
madrigal for two or more
voices with
b****o continuo. In England,
composers continued to...
- pipe organ. In the
Baroque era,
performers improvised ornaments, and
b****o continuo keyboard players improvised chord voicings based on
figured b**** notation...
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b****o continuo), c. 1717 So 33: Solo in G
minor (for
violin and
b****o continuo), c. 1717 So 34: Solo in B-flat
major (for
violin and
b****o continuo)...
