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What is a the basso continuo?
Basso Continuo, often shortened to just continuo can be the underlying structured music - used many times when, for instance, a Bach cantata is performed - the continuo part is usually played on an organ or other period instrument.
What is the Italian name for a continuous harmonized base line that was a part of most Baroque music?
Basso Continuo
One or more instruments that accompanied a main melodic line in the Baroque era was known as?
Basso continuo
What instruments were used in the song called Canon Pachelbel in D major?
Canon in D by Johann Pachelbel was originally scored for three violins and basso continuo.
What is the difference between a violin and a thorough bass?
They're completely different.The violin is a melody instrument that often plays a solo part.The thorough bass is more usually called the "basso continuo," or "continuo" for short. It consists of an instrument, and usually two instruments, that play the bass line and the harmony. The expression is used in baroque music.The continuo is typically a cello or viola da gamba, which plays the bass line, and a harpsichord, which plays the bass line and harmony. The continuo may also be played on a small organ, theorbo, lute, harp, double bass or violone.Thus a Handel sonata for violin will be played by a violin on the solo part, with cello and harpsichord as the continuo group.
What is a the basso continuo?
Basso Continuo, often shortened to just continuo can be the underlying structured music - used many times when, for instance, a Bach cantata is performed - the continuo part is usually played on an organ or other period instrument.
What is the Italian name for a continuous harmonized base line that was a part of most Baroque music?
Basso Continuo
One or more instruments that accompanied a main melodic line in the Baroque era was known as?
Basso continuo
What instruments were used in the song called Canon Pachelbel in D major?
Canon in D by Johann Pachelbel was originally scored for three violins and basso continuo.
What is the difference between a violin and a thorough bass?
They're completely different.The violin is a melody instrument that often plays a solo part.The thorough bass is more usually called the "basso continuo," or "continuo" for short. It consists of an instrument, and usually two instruments, that play the bass line and the harmony. The expression is used in baroque music.The continuo is typically a cello or viola da gamba, which plays the bass line, and a harpsichord, which plays the bass line and harmony. The continuo may also be played on a small organ, theorbo, lute, harp, double bass or violone.Thus a Handel sonata for violin will be played by a violin on the solo part, with cello and harpsichord as the continuo group.
What is basco continuo?
Basso continuo is a type of musical notation. It was very prevalent in the Baroque era which lasted from 1600-1750. Basso continuo is when chords, intervals, and non-chord tones are written above or below the bass line in a piece of music.
What is a bass part together with numbers specifying the chords to be played above it characteristic of the baroque called?
bass continuo, also called figured bass
What is the other call for basso continuo?
generalbass
What were the two instruments played the basso continuo part?
The basso continuo is the "underpinning" of a piece. The cello would have played the lowest voice line. A harpsichord or another keyboard instrument would have added chord figures along with the bass line to support the other music being played along with it.
What period was Basso continuo prominent in?
The Baroque period
What are the withdrawals from tramal like?
QUE EFECTOS PRODUCE EL USO CONTINUO DEL TRAMADOL QUE EFECTOS PRODUCE EL USO CONTINUO DEL TRAMADOL
What are the release dates for In continuo - 1971?
In continuo - 1971 was released on: Yugoslavia: 26 January 1971 USA: 18 January 1974 (New York City, New York)
