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(It.), solfege (Fr.) - Ear-training by singing exercises to sol-fa syllables. More advanced forms are sung to vowels known as vocalizzi (lt.) or vocalises (Fr.).?

(It., 'alone') - A piece or passage for one performer. A solo concerto is a concerto for one main performer with the others merely accompanving.?

(It.) - Solely .?

- A combination of sonata form and rondo form. In a rondo the five sections are A B A C A. In sonata rondo these become A B A C A B plus coda in which A becomes the first subject, B becomes the second subject and C becomes the development section. This form was rnuch used by Beethoven.?

(It.), sonatine (Fr.) - A little sonata. Shorter, lighter and generally easier to play than a sonata.?