Sentence examples for individual soloists from inspiring English sources

Individual soloists do shine.

Mr. Sheppard's arrangements skillfully wove ever-changing textures with one group of players while allowing individual soloists to stand out.

Deutsche Grammophon's wizardly Tonmeisters give us a richly saturated Technicolor sound that remarkably allows individual soloists and sections to emerge while still blending with the whole.

Coleman's "Free Jazz," a "collective improvisation," is significantly structured, with its sections apportioned to individual soloists, and with its collective improvisations, by accompanying them, taking a role formerly occupied by big-band charts and riffs.

Both as an ensemble and as individual soloists, the members of the Choir of St . Lukein the Fields were consistently admirable, with particularly potent contributions from two basses, Tim Krol and Phillip Cheah.

Half of it intimated the driving power of a Latin dance orchestra; the other half presented the experience of a jazz group whose individual soloists have something to say through harmony and motivic development.

The emphasis isn't on the primacy of the individual soloist, but on the weave.

"I am like a director who has the luxury of being able to see the big scene and be very helpful at focusing the ensemble and encouraging a section or an individual soloist to deliver a line expressively.

If Monroe was the individual hoops' soloist raised to its highest degree yet, the Knicks seemed an odd fit they were, if anything, notable for how much the individual players' skills were easily absorbed into the overall effort.

Suarez and Sturridge are soloists, individuals that fit into the collective picture.

There is an ensemble accompanying them or there is an individual accompanying the soloist and then there's a conductor.