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Concertato is a term in
early Baroque music referring to
either a
genre or a
style of
music in
which groups of
instruments or
voices share a melody, usually...
- The Hymn
concertato is a
genre of hymn
arrangement for
choir in
which varied treatments of
stanzas are
written out, all
based on the
familiar tune, and...
- many voices; the solo
madrigal with
instrumental accompaniment; and the
concertato madrigal, of
which Claudio Monteverdi (1567–1643) was the most famous...
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originally intended to
differentiate between Renaissance polyphony and
Baroque concertato musical styles. In the 19th century, a
renewed interest in Renaissance...
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parts (a sei):
Soloists (
concertato instruments,
together forming the concertino):
traverso violin concertato harpsichord concertato Accompaniment, i.e. ripieno...
- counterpoint.
Principle of duality, or
opposing elements, is the
basis for the
concertato or
concerted style, both
words being derived from concertare, meaning...
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called madrigals, motets, or even
concertos (in the
earlier sense of "
concertato",
meaning "with instruments"). In poetry, the term
monody has
become specialized...
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fifth book
looks more to the ****ure; for example,
Monteverdi employs the
concertato style with b****o
continuo (a
device that was to
become a
typical feature...
- the
early Baroque era. He was one of the
pioneers of the
style of the
concertato motet. Ig****o
Donati was born in
Casalmaggiore (now in the
Province of...
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canzona canzonetta capriccio chaconne 17th-century 18th-century
chorale concertato concerto concerto grosso dance courante gavotte gigue minuet p****acaglia...
