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has glosseng: Concertato is a term in early Baroque music referring to either a genre or a style of music in which groups of instruments or voices share a melody, usually in alternation, and almost always over a basso continuo. The term derives from Italian concerto which means "playing together" —hence concertato means "in the style of a concerto." In contemporary usage, the term is almost always used as an adjective, for example "three pieces from the set are in concertato style."
lexicalizationeng: concertato
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Italian
has glossita: Si definisce concertato (o pezzo concertato) la parte di un'opera lirica in cui i personaggi e il coro intrecciano le loro linee vocali in forma polifonica.
lexicalizationita: concertato
Japanese
has glossjpn: コンチェルタート()、コンチェルタート様式ないしはスティーレ・コンチェルタート(イタリア語:stile concertato)とは、通奏低音の上で、器楽グループないしは声楽グループが一つの旋律を共有して、たいてい交互に奏でる(歌う)ような演奏様式ないしは曲種のこと。イタリア語のコンチェルト(協演)の派生語であり、本来は「コンチェルト風に」「協演する方式で」ほどの意味であった。コンチェルタートという用語は、ほとんど決まって形容詞的に使われる。
lexicalizationjpn: コンチェルタート
Portuguese
has glosspor: Concertato (ou peça concertata), na música dramática, é um termo italiano que designa um trecho de uma ópera em que os personagens e o coro entrelaçam suas linhas vocais em forma polifônica.
lexicalizationpor: concertato
Swedish
has glossswe: Concertato (it., av lat. concertare, samverka) Inom operans stora ensemblescener, där flera huvudroller och ibland även kören deltar. Begreppet härstammar från den italienska 1800-talsoperan. Hos Bellini, Rossini, Donizetti och Verdi motsvarade concertato oftast aktfinalen.
lexicalizationswe: Concertato

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