Sentence examples for solo exposition from inspiring English sources

He is also a photographer, who, last summer, showed his work in a solo exposition at the Palais de Tokyo, in Paris.

His recorded output on the German label ECM, stretching back more than 30 years, involves a great deal of solo exposition but only faint traces of ego.

Then they whisked through the prancing, folksy, Garbarek-like Ara's Dance, a solo exposition of slurred low sounds and layers of high, guitar-toned pedal-effects from Herskedal (who uses electronics imaginatively), and played a graceful soprano sax ballad, The Christmas Song.

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Talk story about a 3-day exposition called Solo in the City at the Seventh Regiment Armory on Park Ave .in the Sixties.

By Mark Singer The New Yorker, October 12 , 1981P. 34 Talk story about a 3-day exposition called Solo in the City at the Seventh Regiment Armory on Park Ave .in the Sixties.

He started writing material to perform solo, learned the rudiments of style and exposition, and booked himself into gay bars and small theaters around the country.

The tune is played by the solo violin itself before a short codetta ends the exposition section of the opening movement.

The pieces sometimes sound too polished and generic, but Valdes' every dancing intro, incisive fill and storming chordal eruption on piano is always irresistable, and his solo opener on the breathless Congadanza is a nine-minute exposition of exactly why he remains one of jazz piano's most majestic virtuosos.

He's charming, but not overly so, and while Solo falls into some of the Episode I traps of excessive exposition, his Han is almost instantly more fleshed out than the young Anakin.

Roots were equated with traditional solos in the contrasting Kathak and Bharata Natya styles; the tree trunk was symbolized by a dance-and-mime exposition of the nine basic emotions of Indian art, and new roots and branches by modern-dance pieces extending the classical idioms.