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Meanings of concerto in English
Musical composition usually in three parts.
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Usage of concerto in English
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The original said that recent UK productions included a staged flute concerto.
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He and Marguerite Long toured 20 cities in Europe with the concerto.
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The thought of writing a saxophone concerto was not a new one.
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Photo: Supplied 2pm We share another must-hear performance of a violin concerto.
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In fact, when first commissioned to write a violin concerto, Stravinsky refused.
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Pianist performing the Schumann concerto with the New Plymouth Orchestra this weekend.
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It's not a typical concerto; nor is it really like a symphony.
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He's joining the Christchurch Symphony Orchestra to perform Rachmaninov's second piano concerto.
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A fine performance that held our attention across the concerto's massive span.
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We had three rehearsals of the concerto, and it went off well.
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The concerto has the sub title 'To the Memory of an Angel'.
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A violin concerto by Mozart was playing softly on the stereo system.
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He even offers one concerto as a wind trio with organ continuo.
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Hye In Kim talks to Clarissa Dunn about himself and his concerto.
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Joshua Felder was the soloist that day, playing Bartók's unalloyed violin concerto.
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Okay, it was a goddamn concerto, but it came with him attached.
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New Zealand
Common
Ireland
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United Kingdom
Rare
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