Concert
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 98
kon-sert, v.t. to frame or devise to- gether: to arrange, adjust. [Fr. concerter— mote mate mflbn Men, 98 IMG:page-098.webp:Page 98 B Concert C0Hi together, certare, to contend, vie with aec. to Sfeeat, from L. consertus, joined together.] Concert, kon's fert, «. union or agreement in any undertaking harmony musical harmony a musical entertainment. [Fr.] Concertina, kon-s6r-t€'na, n a musical instrument, on the principle of the accordion. Concerto, koa-sferitO, «. a piece of music for a concert [It.] [thing conceded a grant. Conce ion, kon-sesh un, n act ot conceding: the Conce ive, kon-ses'iv, ad/, implying conce ion
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