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New page: A '''Cadenza''' is a parenthetic flourish in a solo piece commonly just before a final or other important cadence. Category:Music

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A '''Cadenza''' is a parenthetic flourish in a solo piece commonly just before a final or other important [[cadence]].

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 Tartini's "Devil's Trill" Sonata
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 The First cadenza that was published was composed by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.

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		+	The First cadenza that was published was composed by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.

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−	A '''Cadenza''' is a parenthetic flourish in a solo piece commonly used just before a final or ~~other~~ important [[cadence]]. In a concerto, a cadenza will often have the orchestra stop playing while the soloist performs alone. While cadenzas were originally improvised, modern music typically writes out the cadenza portion.	+	A '''Cadenza''' is a parenthetic flourish in a solo piece commonly used just before a final or otherwise important [[cadence]]. In a concerto, a cadenza will often have the orchestra stop playing while the soloist performs alone. While cadenzas were originally improvised, modern music typically writes out the cadenza portion.

	'''Notable Cadenzas'''		'''Notable Cadenzas'''

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−	A '''Cadenza''' is a parenthetic flourish in a solo piece commonly just before a final or other important [[cadence]]. In a concerto, a cadenza will often have the orchestra stop playing while the soloist performs alone. While cadenzas were originally improvised, modern music typically writes out the cadenza portion.	+	A '''Cadenza''' is a parenthetic flourish in a solo piece commonly used just before a final or other important [[cadence]]. In a concerto, a cadenza will often have the orchestra stop playing while the soloist performs alone. While cadenzas were originally improvised, modern music typically writes out the cadenza portion.

	'''Notable Cadenzas'''		'''Notable Cadenzas'''

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 Beethoven's "Emporor" Concerto
 Aaron Copland's Clarinet Concerto
 Tartini's "Devil's Trill" Sonata
 [[Category:Musical terms]]

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		+	'''Notable Cadenzas'''
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		+	Beethoven's "Emporor" Concerto
		+	Aaron Copland's Clarinet Concerto
		+	Tartini's "Devil's Trill" Sonata
	[[Category:Musical terms]]		[[Category:Musical terms]]

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