Sentence examples for nimble solo from inspiring English sources

Kate Shipway was the nimble solo pianist.

He played a nimble solo, but it was barely audible over Allen's drumming.

Nimble solo lines from cellist Dirk Wietheger work like a flashlight darting about a vast frescoed cathedral, illuminating glittering dark corners in Kaija Saariaho's cello concerto Notes on Light.

In MacMillan's motet the women of the Glasgow Chamber Choir sang with impressive command to cast a clammy gauze of sound around medieval French-Cypriot antiphons from the gents and a silvery, nimble solo violin.

Mr. Silverman added tuneful filigree; Mr. Smith offered an airy shimmer of cymbals and a nimble, musical solo.

When the women are singing of breaking away from earthly burdens, Mahler includes a violin solo, nimble or flowing in turn.

After a nimble classical oud solo by Mr. Shaheen, Khaled returned with his international hits "Aicha," sung in French, and "Didi".

Mr. Prieto was in commanding form, here and throughout, and Mr. Avital proved a strong anchor, though his solos, nimble as they were, came packaged with too many cute quotations.

Better, in the end, to focus elsewhere: there was plenty to admire in nimble strings, eloquent woodwind solos and burnished French horns.

McCurdy's Anglo-American quartet stick to the soul jazz, swing and gospel of the early 60s, while New York pianist Yuma Sung plays nimble stride and ragtime solos.

Mr. Feld's hero is also a leaping butterfly chaser, and Laumonte Williams made him endearingly nimble, both in his solos and when jumping with an ensemble of butterflies led by Jeannine Lowery, Ha-Chi Yu and Mitza Zobenica.