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I like to listen to Bach's Brandenburg Concertos in the background while I'm doing homework.concertos = music written for orchestra and one (or more) solo instruments
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Concertos have been written for all instruments, but most are written for violin, cello, or piano because those instruments provide such a wide, dynamic and expressive range.
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"That's sounding quite beautiful," Simon said toward the end of camp as he listened to me practice a movement from Hayden's Cello Concerto no. 2, a piece that had given me no end of trouble when I'd first attempted it last spring. (source)Concerto = music written for orchestra and a solo instrument
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The Conservatory's orchestra performed Dvorak's concerto in just over thirty minutes.† (source)
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I learned to tell the difference between Beethoven and Bach, between a sonata and a concerto.† (source)
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The concerto ends.† (source)
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In his pocket was a set of reed pipes his daddy goat had carved for him, even though he only knew two songs: Mozart's Piano Concerto no.† (source)
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Many of Wolfgang's childhood compositions, such as the first seven of his concertos for piano and orchestra, are largely arrangements of works by other composers.† (source)
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The sky was darkening steadily, which brought up the lights in the dormitories and the old houses; a loud phonograph a long way off played Don't Sit Under the Apple Tree, rejected that and played They're Either Too Young or Too Old, grew more ambitious with The Warsaw Concerto, mellower with The Nutcracker Suite, and then stopped.† (source)
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One might have looked at them and thought they would compose concertos or epic poems.† (source)
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I said: "Concerto."† (source)
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Concertos are these tapestries, and all the other bolts of cloth are serenades, waltzes, overtures, and rhapsodies.† (source)
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She'd give her two eyes to have a house like this with flowers and birds abroad in the garden and the wireless playing that lovely Warsaw Concerto or the Dream of Olwyn and no end of cups and saucers with angels shooting arrows.† (source)
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When he was not performing himself, he played tapes of the great symphonies and concertos, so that the villa was never silent.† (source)
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He did, however, dig up and copy Camille Saint—Saens's Concerto for Violoncello.† (source)
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9, K. 271) was not composed until he was twenty-one: by that time Mozart had already been composing concertos for ten years.† (source)
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