concertante /kon-sər-tanˈtē (Ital kon-cher-tänˈte)/ noun

A symphonic composition in which two or more solo instruments or voices take the principal parts alternately

Providing an opportunity for brilliant virtuosity by an instrumentalist or singer

concerted /-sûrtˈ/ adjective

1. Mutually planned or orchestrated
2. Arranged in parts (music)

concertino /kon-chər-tēˈnō/ noun (pl concertiˈnos)

1. A short concerto
2. Solo instruments in a concerto grosso

concertize or concertise /konˈsər-tīz/ intransitive verb

To give concerts

concerto /kon-chûrˈtō/ noun (pl concerˈtos or concerˈti)

1. A composition for solo instrument(s) and orchestra in sonata form
2. Applied by earlier composers to various combinations and forms

conˈcertgoer noun

A habitual attender of concerts

concert grand noun

A grand piano suitable for concerts

concert hall noun

conˈcertmaster noun (N American or as a translation of Ger Konzertmeister)

The leader of an orchestra

concerto grosso noun (pl concerti grossi)

1. A musical work in which solo parts are played by a small group of instruments, usu alternating with strings or an orchestra
2. The main body of instruments in such a work

concert overture noun

A piece of music like an overture, but composed specially to be played at a concert

concert party noun

1. A small group of performers, entertainers, etc, often at a private function
2. A group of people working together to buy shares separately, in order to use them later as one holding (stock exchange sl)

concert pitch noun

1. A standard of pitch that has varied considerably during musical history, but is now internationally standardized so that A above middle C has a frequency of 440 hertz (see international (concert) pitch under international, French pitch under French)
2. A high state of readiness, tension, etc

in concert

1. Working or conspiring together
2. Performing at a concert venue