concerto

It. a solo (kon-cher-to a so'-lo) 1. As a noun, a baritone voice. A concerto written to display a sin- 2. As an adjective, harmonious, gle instrument and therefore having pleasing, agreeable. no accompaniment. Concord an ten (kon-kor-dan'-ten) Ger. concerto di chiesa (kon-cher-to de iously. ke-a'-za) It. Sounds n. which combine harm on- 1. A concerto for church use. 2. Viadana gave the name to a concordanza (kon-kor-dan'-tsa) It. n. concerto having vocal solo with ba Synonym of Concord i a. accompaniment throughout and also Concorde (kon-kord) Fr. n. to vocal compositions of two, three concord i a (kon-kor'-di-a) It. n. and Concord,bin at i on harmony: of sounds. a pleasing com-