The plural form of 'concerto,' an Italian plural used for multiple musical compositions featuring a solo instrument with orchestral accompaniment.
Italian plural of 'concerto,' which itself comes from Italian 'concertare' (to bring together). Some English speakers use 'concerti,' while others prefer the Anglicized 'concertos.'
Musicians love debating whether to say 'concerti' or 'concertos'—it reveals whether you're honoring the Italian heritage of the form or embracing English naturalness. Both are now considered correct!
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