Maurice Andre, Pierre Cochereau, Arman Birbaum & J - Sinfonies de Fanfares: I. Rondeau

BALLETTO (balletto, Italian, from late lat. Ballo - dancing). 1) Ital. nameballet. 2) A small wok. composition of a chord-polyphonic. warehouse and dance. character close to madrigal. Genre V. was popular in ser. 16 - beg. 17th centuries in Italy (the earliest sample was by J. Gastoldi, “Balletti a cinque voci con lisuoi versi di cantare, sonare e ballare”, 1591), Germany (X. Hasler, I. Staden), England (T. Morley, “The first book of Ballets to 5 voyces ”, 1595). 3) In the 17-18 centuries. - a kind of musical choreographic, often masquerade performance (dance songs, united by a common plot), with instru. introduction - intrada (C. Monteverdi, A. Brunelli, etc. ). 4) In the 17-18 centuries. - one of ital. names of chamber sonata, consisting of dance. parts decomp. character. 5) Dance. play or part of an old instrument. partitas (suites) of the type of allemanda in size, at a moving pace with the middle part of the type of galliard or chimes in the amount of 3/4. It is found in partitas (suites) by J. Frescobaldi, I. G. Shane, M. Frank and others.