Misc: What is a 'Blenheim Orange.'?

Questions

- Generally a four movement, serious and large scale sonata-like orchestral work involving a first movement, second movement, minuet and trio and finale. The first movement is often in sonata form, and this structure may also be evident in the slow movement and finale. This four-movement form became standard around 1760 with Mozart and Haydn but the number of movements may vary.?

- Emphasis on the off-beat and a characteristic of jazz styles.?

- The notation in diagrams of guitar chords in pop music. Previously, it represented a method of notation involving symbols denoting the positions of the performer's fingers (e.g. for the lute.?

(Lat ., 'silent ') - An indication that a performer or instrument has no part in a particular movement or section.?

(Ger., 'table music') - Music suitable for social gatherings (e.g. for performance after or during a dinner).?