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1. (n.) concerto
a musical composition usu. in three movements for one or more solo instruments and orchestra.
Etymology: (1720–30; < It, <concertare; see concert (v.))
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) concerto
a composition for orchestra and a soloist
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1. (noun) concerto
a composition (usually in symphonic form with three movements) in which one instrument (or two or three) stands out in bold relief against the orchestra, or accompaniment, so as to display its qualities or the performer's skill
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Sense: a piece of music written for one or more solo instruments and orchestra
a piano concerto.
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 Afrikaans: konsert, concerto |
 Arabic: قِطْعَة موسيقيه حِواريّه |
 Bulgarian: концерт |
 Brazilian: concerto |
 Czech: koncert (pro sólový hudeb |
 German: das (Solo-) Konzert |
 Danish: koncert |
 Greek: κονσέρτο |
 Spanish: concierto |
 Estonian: kontsert |
 Farsi: کنسرتو |
 Finnish: konsertto |
 French: concerto |
 Hebrew: קוֹנצֶ'רטוֹ |
 Hindi: संगीत रचना |
 Croatian: koncert |
 Hungarian: versenymű |
 Indonesian: konserto |
 Icelandic: konsert |
 Italian: concerto |
 Japanese: 協奏曲 |
 Korean: 협주곡 |
 Lithuanian: koncertas |
 Latvian: koncerts (skaņdarbs) |
 Malay: konserto |
 Dutch: concert |
 Norwegian: konsert |
 Polish: koncert |
 Persian: کنسرتو |
 Pashto: ګډه يا مر كبه موسيقى چه ي |
 Portuguese: concerto |
 Romanian: concert |
 Russian: концерт |
 Slovak: koncert |
 Slovenian: koncert |
 Serbian: končerto |
 Swedish: konsert |
 Thai: บทประพันธ์ดนตรีสำหรับเครื |
 Turkish: konçerto |
 Taiwanese: 協奏曲 |
 Ukrainian: концерт |
 Urdu: موسیقی کی ایک تحریر |
 Vietnamese: bản công xéc tô |
 Chinese: 协奏曲 |
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