Sentence examples for single soloist from inspiring English sources

Whereas a concertino of soli had been the norm before 1750, with a single soloist being a variant or reduction of the concertino idea, the single soloist became the norm after 1750.

There are moments in the piece where – as in Bach's D minor Chaconne, but achieved in a completely different way – you feel you're hearing an ensemble of violinists rather than a single soloist.

Of the Doctor Who pieces, Dessau singled out soloist Melanie Pappenheim for her performance of Doomsday describing it as "haunting" and that it "hoisted the emotional level to a peak unsurpassed even when the team saved Earth, accompanied by the soaring Song Of Freedom".

Individual soloists do shine.

He was a gracious host, disarming the pomp with cozy anecdotes about the songs, and singling out soloists by name.

Still, if there is a soloist to single out here, it is Mr. Howard.

These sections emphasize group virtuosity rather than individual skill, and they are a break from other pop forms in which a single, dominant singer or soloist is accompanied by a band.

In addition, there are several single-movement works for soloist and orchestra.

Some musicians complain that, at least partly to save money, programming is nowhere as adventurous as it once was, and that the soloists engaged for single performances are not as prestigious.

It's a half-hour single-movement work for clarinet; the soloist here was Dimitri Ashkenazy, who emphasised its collaborative rather than confrontational character.

With his huge, burnished tone and vast harmonic imagination, Hawkins single-handedly made the tenor-sax soloist the cleanup hitter of a jazz band's lineup.