1. Sonare is an origin word for sonata which means?
2. What are the different solo instruments used in classical pieces?
3. Who are the great three composers during this era?
2. What are the different solo instruments used in classical pieces?
3. Who are the great three composers during this era?
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1. History and Etymology for sonata
Italian, from sonare to sound, from Latin.
2. By contrast, in the Classical era, a sonata is a piece for solo instrument, almost always solo piano, or a duet between piano and solo instrument, usually a violin or cello. Early in the Classical era these duo sonatas were essentially a piece for solo instrument with piano accompaniment.
3. The three composers that consistently appear in the top spots are Beethoven, Bach, and Mozart. Scholars and fans vary on the rest, but those listed below are often regarded as some of the most significant.