The Latin word concertare, meaning to fight or contend, is the basis for the word concerto. This concept is demonstrated through A. music that was forbidden by the government. B. woodwinds alternating

The Latin word concertare, meaning to fight or contend, is the basis for the word concerto. This concept is demonstrated through A. music that was forbidden by the government. B. woodwinds alternating with drums. C. music played loudly enough to drown out noisy crowds. D. alternating ensembles of contrasting size

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D. Alternating ensembles of contrasting size

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