(Italian): a group of three instruments; a work written for that group; or the contrasting middle section of a minuet or scherzo
The secondary, or episodical, movement of a minuet or scherzo, as in a sonata or symphony, or of a march, or of various dance forms; not limited to three parts or instruments
A trio is a group of three people together, especially musicians or singers, or a group of three things that have something in common
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Three singers with guitars (or 2 guitars and maracas) singing boleros, sons, guarachas and other songs : this formation was popularized during 20ties of the 20th century
{i} group of three persons; group of three things; musical composition for three instruments or voices, group of three singers or musicians
Three meanings: 1 A kind of chamber ensemble featuring three players 2 The genre associated with such an ensemble 3 A kind of interlude in the middle of a piece, often lighter in texture and in a contrasting key This feature occurs in both classical music, in the minuet and trio form, in marches, and in early jazz, as the third strain in ragtime form
a musical composition for three performers three people considered as a unit a set of three similar things considered as a unit three performers or singers who perform together
Three, considered collectively; three in company or acting together; a set of three; three united
Principal chamber music genre of the Baroque era. Despite its name, it requires four performers: two melody instruments and continuo (usually a keyboard instrument and a bass instrument). It arose early in the 17th century as an instrumental version of the Italian vocal-duet ensemble. The two upper instruments, usually violins, generally wove their melodic, quasi-vocal lines high above the accompanying parts. Two standard forms emerged after 1750: the sonata da chiesa, or church sonata, standardized as a four-movement form (in slow-fast-slow-fast order); and the suite-like sonata da camera, or chamber sonata. By 1770 the genre had been abandoned in favour of the solo sonata
Participants may have two leaders and one follower or two followers and one leader and they can be interchanged during the performance The genders may be mixed but are not required to be The moves can be choreographed and costumes are permitted Moves must be valid Hand Dance moves 'Break Aways' must not exceed two and must not exceed eight beats of music each Adagio figures, with the exception of lifts and aerials are allowed, but not required Music will be provided by competitors