The answer is basso continuo
From the Italian language sometimes abbreviated as b.c is a technique of self-composition and execution and essential from the Baroque period
The basso continuo is played for one or various instruments, typically and harmonic as the keyboard instruments or others as the harp or lute
with the voice of bass simultaneously in charge of an instrument of grave tessitura like the violoncello, bassoon, the viola da gamba, contrabass and sometimes contrabasso.
It also receives the name of simultaneous accompaniment
Pretty sure it's ballad. Although I've never heard of a chorale before :/
I'm almost sure that it's a
Classical Greek choruses consisted of a group of actors who delivered lines in unison. Their lines in the play were usually a commentary on the action/plot of the play, and they acted as a stand-in for the audience.
No, unless your are a middle aged woman who cant get away from her past.
