Explanation:
ப்லெஅசெ டொன்ட் அச்க் திச் ட்ய்பெ ஒஃப் ஃஉஎச்டிஒன்
Answer:
A typical formal structure for a baroque solo concerto consists of three movements that follow the pattern fast-slow-fast.
Explanation:
A <em>solo concerto</em> by definition is a concerto in which a solo artist is joined by an orchestra. It is the most <em>common type of concerto.</em> Baroque solo concerto, compared to concerto grosso in Baroque style, has differences.
Grosso stands for 'big' and in this kind of act many soloists are included, while 'solo' stands for 'alone, individual'.
Solo concerto means that one person plays against the orchestra. The solo part is much more extravagant than the orchestra part, as solo concertos were typically written for individuals.
One of the Baroque style's most renowned and acclaimed composers was Antonio Vivaldi.
Four of the most important concerts were written for the violin, the<em> Four Seasons</em> cycle that included<em> Spring, Summer, Autumn and Winter. </em>
Answer:
a
Explanation:
Italian baroque opera reached its height with George Frideric Handel
Either B, C, or D but if you can only chose one then maybe choose D
