Baroque Concerto - Key Words 0.0 / 5 ? MusicHandelWestern Classical traditionGCSEAll boards Created by: kILLERtURTLECreated on: 11-03-17 07:42 Concertino A group of solo instruments played in the Concerto Grosso. 1 of 13 Continuo (Basso Continuo) Instruments providing harmony (and bass) accompaniment in Baroque music, usually harpsichords and cellos. 2 of 13 Concerto A musical composition for a solo instrument or instruments accompanied by an orchestra. 3 of 13 Ripieno The larger ensemble (usually the orchestra's strings secton). 4 of 13 Virtuoso A performer has an outstanding technical ability on their instrument. The music the play is called 'virtuosic' due to it's high complexity. 5 of 13 Ornamentation Decorative notes that help to fill out a melody, e.g trills, turns, grace notes. 6 of 13 Terraced Dynamics Dynamics change suddenly (by step). 7 of 13 Balanced Phrases Phrase length of an even number. 8 of 13 Polyphonic/Contrapuntal Independent melodies played at the same time. 9 of 13 Homophonic All parts moving together in harmony. 10 of 13 Ritornello Form A recurring passage in the orchestra or chorus. 11 of 13 Concerto Grosso A samll group of soloists accompanied by an orchestra (usually just strings). 12 of 13 Solo Concerto A soloist instumentalist accompanied by an orchestra. 13 of 13
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