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What do you call a musical work for chourus orchestra and soloists?
Concerto
What do you call the place in a concerto where the orchestra stops and lets the soloist play anything they want?
Cadenza
What is a multimovement work for orchestra and instrumental soloist?
A symphony is literally a sonata for an orchestra. Sonatas are generally long pieces of classical music that are meant to be played by a soloist such as a pianist or violinist. A symphony is the same thing, but a whole orchestra plays the music.
Which term is defined as the music for an orchestra?
If you are referring to an orchestra as a whole, you still call it an orchestra.
What is one called who leads a musical group?
the leader of an orchestra can either be called a concerto or a conductor.hope that answers your question!
Which describes the relationship between the soloist and the orchestra in the Classical concerto?
In the Classical concerto, the relationship between the soloist and the orchestra is characterized by a dialogue that balances contrast and collaboration. The soloist often showcases virtuosic skill and expressive capabilities, stepping forward to take the spotlight, while the orchestra provides harmonic support and texture. This interplay typically involves call-and-response sections, where the soloist and orchestra alternate in presenting themes and ideas, creating a dynamic tension. Overall, the concerto format emphasizes both individuality and unity within the musical framework.
Where can you buy the orchestra score and parts for Ravel left hand piano concerto not the solo score with orchestral reduction but the score and parts for rehearsing and performing with an orchestra?
lucksmusic.com is the website. They have a Q and A section. They will tell you where you can get it. You may have to rent the parts. Or, you can call your local symphony orchestra and ask to speak to the librarian. They will know, for sure. It is their job to know.
Name a piece of orchestal music that contains the harpsichord?
The harpsichord has always had an important place in orchestral music. During the baroque period (c. 1600- 1750), almost all ensemble music required what was known as the basso continuo, which would involve some bass instrument, such as a cello or viol da gamba, doubled by the harpsichord (or organ, lute or guitar) playing chords from the bass line. The basso continuo could be used alone to accompany a solo instrument or singer, or in a large ensemble such as an orchestra to thicken the texture. Basically any piece from the baroque period requires basso continuo. Famous examples include any concerto by Bach or Vivaldi.After the baroque period, the harpsichord was sometimes called for because of its unique timbre, or to call to mind the sounds of the baroque. Examples of this include Respighi's "Ancient Airs and Dances" and Poulenc's concerto for Harpsichord "Concert Champetre."
What is Chinese orchestra?
Its just an orchestra which Chinese people call which "Chinese Orchestra"
What do you call a musical form that utilizes multiple soloist?
Concerto Grosso
What do you call director in an orchestra?
Conductor.
What do you call the orchestra person who warms up the orchestra before the conductor enters?
conductor
