The Concerto Classical Music
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The document summarizes the history and characteristics of the concerto form. It evolved from the concerto grosso of the Baroque era featuring a small group of soloists against an orchestra. During the Classical era, composers like Bach helped transition the form between the Baroque and Classical styles. A concerto combines a solo instrument virtuosity with the full orchestra, with both the soloist and orchestra being equally important. Examples given are violin, cello, and piano concertos.
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The Baroque period saw developments in musical notation and new instrumental techniques. It was characterized by elaborate, ornamental melodies that were difficult to sing, and complex counterpoint textures alternating between loud and soft dynamics. New genres emerged such as the concerto, fugue, oratorio, and concerto grosso. Notable composers from this era included Johann Sebastian Bach, known for his organ and orchestral works, Antonio Vivaldi famous for his violin concertos, and George Frideric Handel remembered for his operas and oratorios including "Messiah".
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