Sentence examples for mostly of solos from inspiring English sources

"Nearly Ninety" consists mostly of solos, duets, and trios.

The 75-minute program — consisting mostly of solos for violin or piano, performed by Mr. Morgenstern and the pianist J. Y. Song — was organized in three mandalas: each a series of four or five works or movements, beginning with Bach.

At 133 minutes, Baby Jane is a relatively long movie composed mostly of solo and two-hander scenes set in a family home.

At 133 minutes, Baby Jane is a relatively long movie comprised mostly of solo and two-hander scenes set in a family home.

Heseltine's surviving body of work includes about 150 songs, mostly for solo voice and piano.

The evening consists not of gala showstoppers but instead of a thoughtful collection of pieces, mostly solos, including a few gems.

Mr. Kremer and Giedre Dirvanauskaite, a cellist, closed the first half of the program with Sofia Gubaidulina's "Rejoice" Sonata (1981), a long meditation built mostly of intensely focused, chromatic solo lines for each instrument and piercing bursts of icy, artificial harmonics.

The notes of solos were perfectly placed.

In a final solo, or series of solos, John Speed Orr expresses all this in a marvelous nexus.

He did plenty of murmuring on Thursday night certainly, especially during a mostly solo version of the ballad "Angels," with Mr. Thicke seated at a keyboard.

"The Bridge," "Our Man in Jazz," "The Standard Sonny Rollins," "Alfie," and "Don't Stop the Carnival," which contains the masterpiece "Silver City" and his mostly solo version of "Autumn Nocturne," which many writers like.