Noun:

সমন্বিত সঙ্গীত,

concerted music's Usage Examples:

liturgical year of his first year as Thomaskantor in Leipzig which required concerted music.

into 4 Choirs, for the 4 Churches in which they must perform partly concerted music, partly motets, and partly chorales.

1966 she had participated in a recording of vocal and instrumental concerted music by Joseph Frederick Wagner for the same label.

contributing some songs), Three Little Maids (1903, contributing the concerted music and some lyrics), The Blue Moon (1904), The White Chrysanthemum (1905).

of which Leipzig in Johann Sebastian Bach's time is best known, no concerted music was allowed for the three last Sundays of Advent, nor for the Sundays.

p23 Andrew Dell'Antonio - 2011 The most substantial collection of concerted music for the Mass Proper— the Sacrae modulationes published by Lorenzo Ratti.

Marot; but except in so far as his opportunities are spoiled in the concerted music by the fact that his part is a baritone part, and not a tenor one,.

Sale sang as soloist and in concerted music at many concerts and cathedral festivals.

In Leipzig concerted music was not allowed for the second to fourth Sunday of Advent (silent time).

, concerted music, for the instruments were limited to violins, hautboys, and trumpets.

In Lent only two occasions allowed for concerted music: Annunciation (25 March, moved forward to Palm Sunday if that date.

the proposed date fell during an official period of mourning "when concerted music was forbidden in Saxon churches"; the extant parts (on which Schering.

In Leipzig Annunciation was the only occasion for which concerted music could be performed during Lent, apart from the Passion performed on.

Sunday (15 February) to the fourth Sunday after Trinity (28 June), no concerted music was to be performed in church services.

Sunday (15 February) to the fourth Sunday after Trinity (28 June), no concerted music was allowed in the churches.

Synonyms:

counterpoint; polyphonic music; music; polyphony;

Antonyms:

monophony; monophonic music; equal; polyphony; polyphonic music;