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Concerto grosso
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a musical composition typically from the Baroque period, featuring a small group of solo instruments contrasted with a larger ensemble
What is a "concerto grosso"?
A concerto grosso is a type of musical composition from the Baroque period that features a group of solo instruments, known as the concertino, contrasted with a larger ensemble, called the ripieno or tutti. The composition is structured in several movements, typically including fast, slow, and lively sections. The concerto grosso allows for a dynamic interplay between the smaller group of soloists and the full orchestra, showcasing the skill of the individual players while highlighting the rich texture of the larger ensemble. This form was popular in the 17th and early 18th centuries and is known for its elaborate and expressive style.
例子
Baroque composers often experimented with the concerto grosso form, creating dynamic contrasts between the small group of soloists and the larger ensemble.
Students in the music theory class studied the structural elements and harmonic innovations of the concerto grosso form, analyzing its use of thematic development and counterpoint.
The ensemble's performance of a newly discovered concerto grosso captivated audiences with its expressive melodies and intricate contrapuntal textures.
The concert showcased the intricate interplay between the soloists and the orchestra in a mesmerizing concerto grosso.
