Word: concertino
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spanish
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el concertino, Concertino de, del concertino, de concertino
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german
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solokonzert, Concertino, Konzertino
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french
Translations:
le concertino, concertino se
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italian
Translations:
di concertino, il concertino, concertino dei, un concertino
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portuguese
Translations:
o Concertino, Concertino para
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dutch
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Concertino
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russian
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Концертино, Concertino
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norwegian
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Concertino
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swedish
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Concertino, Concertino för
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finnish
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Concertino
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danish
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Concertino, Concertinoen
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czech
Translations:
Concertino, Concertina, Concertinu
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polish
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Concertino, concertina
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hungarian
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Concertino, a Concertino
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turkish
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Concertino, Konçertino
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greek
Translations:
κονσερτίνο, Κοντσερτίνο, Κοντσερτάκι
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ukrainian
Translations:
Концертіно, концертино
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bulgarian
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Концертино
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belarusian
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канцэрціна
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estonian
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Kontsertiino, Concertino
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croatian
Translations:
Concertino, festivalu Concertino, Concertina
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lithuanian
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Concertino, Koncertino
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latvian
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Concertino
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romanian
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Concertino
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slovenian
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Concertino, Koncertino
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slovak
Translations:
Concertino, Concertíno
The meaning and "use of": concertino
noun
- a simple or short concerto. - Sadly Fauré died before the concertino was completed, but the two movements we have - ‘Blues’ and ‘Charleston’ - indicate a new departure in the Maître's musical progress.
- a solo instrument or solo instruments playing with an orchestra. - It is more baroque than the first in that for obbligato piano it substitutes real interchange between ripieno strings and concertino quartet.
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