Duets

/duːˈɛts/ noun

Definition

Plural of duet; musical pieces performed by two people, or any activity done by two partners together.

Etymology

From Italian 'duetto,' diminutive of 'duo,' which comes from Latin 'duo' (two). Musical duets became popular in the Renaissance.

Kelly Says

Duets in classical music are fascinating because both performers must listen intensely to each other—it's more like a conversation than a solo, which is why great duet partnerships become famous!

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