noun

• A piece of music for orchestra with more than one soloist, typically from the 18th century.

  ‘Accurately described by composer/critic Kaikosru Sorabji as more of a ‘sinfonia concertante than a concerto in its proper sense,’ this is how it was performed by both orchestra and pianist.’

  More example sentences

  • ‘Again, according to Klöcker, these ten sinfonias concertantes are not intended to be representative of the genre.’