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We started with Quirk, a concertante written by Karl Jenkins and receiving its premier tonight.
This Naxos CD brings together three of his best concertante works in fetching new performances.
The Sinfonia concertante recorded here features the violin and cello as soloists.
The sinfonia concertante arose in the latter half of the 1700s as the successor to the Baroque concerto grosso.
Jack Gallagher's The Persistence of Memory is a longish piece with a concertante cello part, excellently played by Bogdana Peneva.
There may be moments when the sound picture is more chamber-like than concertante but the result sounds entirely apt.
The Realside, for the BBC Singers, came in 1999, and Snowblind, a percussion concertante for Colin Currie earlier this year.
Peter von Winter's contribution is a Sinfonia concertante for violin, clarinet, horn, bassoon, and orchestra.
It is anchored on either end by two large concertante works for flute and orchestra, and there are two shorter pieces in the middle.
The fourth disc is dedicated to more concert party pieces with the obligatory Sarasate and Saint Saens concertante works.
The violin and piano are concertante instruments throughout and are given cadenzas near the end.
The principal work on this disc, the Messa à 8 taken from this collection, is a magnificent example of the concertante style.
The concerto grosso may be said to have dissolved into the solo concerto and the sinfonia concertante.
This sonata is, for the most part, written in a concertante and virtuoso style.
The Italian concertante style is evident from the outset, with the typical bariolage of violin concertos.
Moreover, these consist partly of simple trios for two violins and bass, partly of generous, concertante movements with obbligato organ.
It is entirely in the tradition of the polychoral, concertante motet which was cultivated especially in Rome during the late baroque era.
In Nisi Dominus Handel continued the tradition of the concertante polychoral motet, which was especially cultivated in Rome at that time.
A musically and technically demanding composition, it consists of two substantial choral movements, partly concertante and partly polyphonic, based on two biblical utterances.
The work is scored for a solo trumpet with string orchestra and two concertante flutes, which act as the mediator between the trumpet and the string orchestra.
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The Solo performances of the two artistes, as also together, in my concertante, were received with enthusiastic applause.
Herr Wassermann, one of the cleverest of my former pupils, played my concertante with me.
This detracts from the elevated character of the composition, and transforms it into a concertante display.
First attempts in the Recitative style, in the melodious song for a single voice and in the concertante style.
The other three have been already included under the concertante instruments.
The andantino which follows offers a strong contrast to both movements of the concertante.
A concerto for several solo players is called a concertante.
The third premiere was Howard Skempton's Ben Somewhen, a concertante for double-bass and ensemble.
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