Gottfried Stolzel composed one of these pieces for
Gottfried Stolzel composed one of these pieces for four choirs. A polystylic example of one of these pieces includes a tango for harpsichord in its fifth movement Rondo, and begins with a quiet passage for prepared piano. That piece is the first of the six ones composed by Alfred Schnittke. Handel composed a third movement musette for the sixth of these pieces published as his Opus 6. Another piece in this genre imitates the sound of the zampogna, a bagpipe played by Italian shepherds, in its final movement Pastorale. Pieces of this type often pass music between the ripieno and a small group of string instruments called the concertino. Handel's pieces in this genre were modeled after the twelve published as the Opus 6 of Corelli, which includes one composed for Christmas. For 10 points, name this popular Baroque orchestral genre that was eclipsed in popularity by the solo concerto.