A concerto movement is a type of classical music composition that typically consists of three parts: a rondo (5 letters), a CADENZA (7 letters), and a CODA (4 letters). A rondo is a musical form characterized by a recurring theme alternating with different episodes. A CADENZA is a solo section in a concerto, usually performed by the soloist. A CODA is a passage at the end of a piece of music that serves as a conclusion. An OBOE (4 letters) is a woodwind instrument commonly used in concerto movements.