Concerto (noun)

A musical composition for a solo instrument or instruments and orchestra, typically in three movements.

Origin:

From italian concerto ("a concert"), from concertare ("to concert, agree"), from latin concertare ("to strive together"), from con- ("together") + certare ("to fight").

Examples:

1. She was a talented pianist and had been practicing for months to perform Beethoven's piano concerto.
2. The concert featured a performance of a new concerto for cello and orchestra.
3. His latest concerto was inspired by the sounds of the ocean and its many creatures.
4. The young violinist received a standing ovation for her interpretation of the Brahms violin concerto.
5. The conductor led the orchestra through a beautiful performance of Tchaikovsky's violin concerto.