'solo live' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a live performance by one person, as in "The artist will give a solo live performance on Thursday evening."
His solo live concert performances are equally spellbinding and evocative.
Additionally, Cornell has added the aforementioned songs, plus "Pushin Forward Back," "Wooden Jesus," "Reach Down," and "Say Hello 2 Heaven," to his solo live set.
But if 10 Years Solo Live is a set you need to take time living with, it rewards close attention just as his concerts do.
The elegant texts were woven into four scenes featuring solo live voice, recorded voice and electronic soundscapes.
In addition to the performance, which is Ms. Monson's first hourlong solo, "Live Dancing Archive" has two other components, both offering access to her approach.
The bonus DVD, featuring a solo live performance of the same basic material that's presented on the audio disc and in print, is nice but redundant.
Fractured communities and, ironically, the communications revolution, are among those reasons for more solo living.
His first solo living situation, in North Bergen, N.J., was "a really good deal," Mr. Drury said.
There are, of course, some things that I won't miss about solo living.
Women's liberation, widespread urbanization, communications technology, and increased longevity — these four trends lend our era its cultural contours, and each gives rise to solo living.
LONDON — Hope Solo lived with regret over not trusting her instincts last summer in the penalty shootout with Japan in the Women's World Cup final.
