How To Use Soloist In A Sentence
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The ensemble playing is lock tight, the soloists are eloquent; the seven pieces (five of them composed by group members) are literate and stimulating.
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Neither Chout, turned down initially by Diaghilev, nor the piano concerto, rejected comprehensively by its muse Paul Wittgenstein the LPO's soloist was Leon Fleisher, quite banished that impression of mechanical note-spinning.
LPO/Jurowski; Betrothal in a Monastery; Psappha ensemble; SCO/Ticciati – review
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Despite the fact that the soloists just use these two chords, the improvisations are melodically and rhythmically rich - a signpost of contemporary mainstream jazz.
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She gets signed up for Amateur Night as a sentimental soprano soloist, is propelled on stage, moves her lips as the crowd makes noise, sways her body as if actually singing, then exits.
“. . .all his race rose up before him in a mighty phantasmagoria. . .”
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The soloist and orchestra achieve wonderful clarity and fine ensemble.
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VSA, the organization on arts and disability, will continue its playwrighting program and its annual young soloists program.
Kennedy Center offers Cate Blanchett, hip-hop, 'The Addams Family'
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It will include harpists, a soprano soloist accompanied by the flute and spinet and music by Mozart as well as other lesser-known composers.
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Had the two vocal soloists shone the same way, the rating above could have been five stars.
Times, Sunday Times
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They were both lovely, almost traditional pieces, but the highlight for me was Maja Ratkje's "gagaku variations" for accordion and string quartet, partly because of the Norwegian accordion soloist Frode Haltli.
Archive 2006-12-01
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Plus, Nikolaj, after changing from red cumberbund soloist to handsome nerd, is signing CDs in the gift shop afterwards.
Znaider and Blomstedt, Brahms and Nielsen
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At length, the soloist and the orchestra meet on the same spiritual plane, a process aided by the quotation of the plainsong Adoro te devote.
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Every year on St Paul's day, while the soloist on the ambo sang the melodies of the fourth vigiliary responsory, the Pope, entering, as we have said, into the camera confessionis, withdrew the censer - which had been let down through the hole on to the tomb of the apostle at this same Office in the preceding year, and introduced another also full of burning incense.
The Station at St Paul
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Though she was a fine soloist with vocal training, she refused, pleading no experience in choral work.
Christianity Today
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Carter has composed several large-scale works for choir, soloists and orchestra, including the Benedicite, which has been widely performed on both sides of the Atlantic and in the Antipodes.
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All are at the lowest level, that of quadrilles, or one step up, that of coryphées in the company's hierarchy, but many of them could certainly be soloists in almost any other smaller company.
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It was impossible to take him out to dinner, for example, as was our custom with guest soloists and conductors.
Times, Sunday Times
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By her second year she was dancing soloist roles in the Balanchine repertory.
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Franz-Paul Decker conducts the evening and Daniel Binelli is the bandoneon soloist for Piazzola's ‘Concerto For Bandoneon.’
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At some moments the soloist's rubato might have seemed overly attenuated, but it would be curmudgeonly to complain, particularly in the light of his ravishingly beautiful treatment of sequential passages.
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There is great depth in the Boston strings and brilliant woodwind soloists.
Times, Sunday Times
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A team of music industry figures will select bands and soloists from demo tapes.
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The tenor soloist sings in Hebrew.
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Contrast was provided by alternating choral chant with passages sung by soloists.
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Owen returned after the interval as soloist in Constant Lambert's Rio Grande, and the programme ended, for no very obvious reason, with Copland's Rodeo.
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Unfortunately, its excellent concertmaster and first violinist, Guillermo Figueroa, may be leaving, so the season became one long audition of violin soloists.
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The agency has its own orchestra consisting of 12 musicians and five soloists.
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Former singer of Bamboleo who has gained more popularity during his time with bamboleo, and now with his new careers as a soloist with his own band, brought us this new album, showing one more time his talent is going up; is impressive this new version of Se Pegan, bendita locura duet with Vannia, Vestigios is a great release of 2009.
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The choir and orchestra will be joined by four young soloists - soprano Rebecca Outram, contralto Alexandra Gibson, tenor David Brown and bass James Gower.
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The monophonic chants exhibit considerable variety, both in the alternation of participants – priest, readers, cantor, soloists and choir – and, particularly, in musical, texture: the delivery of text on a single pitch, then more ornamental recitation patterns – formulas specific to the beginning, middle and end of a phrase – and finally actual melodies.
Archive 2009-04-01
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Masterclasses will be taken by a variety of composers and soloists.
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A regular soloist at the National Concert Hall, Scott has fans on both sides of the Atlantic.
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'They send notices to bandsmen first, then the soloists ' letters get posted the day after.
MR STARLIGHT
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He performs as soloist and accompanist and is a frequent adjudicator at piano festivals and competitions.
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Violinist and concertmaster Margaret Batjer led most of the concertos, enforcing brisk tempi and crack ensemble work; other soloists led the rest.
Rodney Punt: The Brandenburgs Are Their Brand: LACO's Six Concertos of J.S. Bach
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His big orchestra mostly stood to play, unleashing soloistic personality.
Times, Sunday Times
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The audience was enraptured by the young soloist's performance.
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The concert ended with a Mass by Bellini in which the organist, choir and soloists gave a magnificent performance.
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Marimba players, xylophonists and other percussionists will be spotlighted as soloists on Handel's ‘Concerto No.5 in F.’
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The orchestra takes its own stance leading the soloist towards an exciting close.
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He's a nimble, accomplished soloist and a sensitive accompanist, capable of pastel washes, shimmering folky chords or juicy bop lines.
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And after the applicants sing arias in the vocal style of a soloist, they are asked to sight-read the selection with a more self-effacing choral tone.
The Master of Many Choruses
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Mr. Lindberg, a conservatory-trained pianist, is himself among the soloists, but his efforts are likely to be overshadowed by two of the Philharmonic's percussionists, Christopher Lamb and Daniel Druckman, whose arsenal of noise-making instruments will be augmented by various found objects, including sandpaper, stones and scrap metal.
Lindberg Makes His Mark on the N.Y. Philharmonic
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Soloists find them as multifaceted as the album title, a phrase conveying at least four different meanings - delighted, face-painted, improvised, differences settled.
Evening Standard - Home
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Since much of the Vivaldi repertoire is concerti, I wondered at first how this one-on-a-part ethos would affect the shaping of contrasts between soloists and ripieno.
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The outstanding soloist in the concerto was 26-year-old Alec Frank-Gemmill, playing a valveless instrument, as were the obbligato horn section, conjuring misty overtones and harmonics, mellow in mood as well as raw.
LPO/Jurowski; Betrothal in a Monastery; Psappha ensemble; SCO/Ticciati – review
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Sieden and Baker sing with pure tone and true, perhaps a bit naïve, fostering the illusion that they're just very good local soloists.
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In the musical numbers soloists and chorus sang with gusto.
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The soloist is piano great Martha Argerich who is on a rare tour of the West Coast, which I saw on Friday.
Pump it Up
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The two-hour work demands almost 500 performers, including five sopranos, eight other soloists, an augmented orchestra and massed choruses (four of them in this new recording).
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Milarsky again conducted, with another excellent soloist: soprano Jo Ellen Miller, her bright, golden voice flexible to Carter's demands and colorfully sympathetic to Bishop's moods.
Archive 2008-07-01
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She has given noteworthy piano recitals as soloist and accompanist at Perth, Brunei, Singapore, Malaysia, New Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, and Bangalore.
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the soloist sang unaccompanied
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Contrast was provided by alternating choral chant with passages sung by soloists.
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And the other soloists ranged from bland to frankly forgettable.
Times, Sunday Times
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The first movement, an aria for soprano and alto soloists, has a gorgeous instrumental ritornello that introduces the contrapuntal solo parts.
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But I can't say the same about Toscanini, whose lessons have apparently been learned and naturalized only too well and whose style is more easily imitated than the art and timbre of a great voice or soloist.
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The Ligeti, done with the soloist Christian Tetzlaff, was sheer dazzlement, a brilliantly ingenious manipulation of remote sonorities.
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After the interval the soloist had changed from her strapless, formfitting glittering blue to a classical, double-tiered dress in subdued pastels.
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He was conducting, not playing; I was in an awkward seat row C orch, far audience left, a bad vantage point for hearing the soloist well, and he sounded no better than decent.
Archive 2009-04-01
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There will be six top class soloists featured, playing guitar, trumpet, trombone and pipes, plus a number of solo singers.
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Toward the end of his life, he arranged the Lachrymae for soloist and string orchestra as a favor to Cecil Aronowitz.
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The concert ended with a Mass by Bellini in which the organist, choir and soloists gave a magnificent performance.
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You are conductor, first violinist and soloist rolled into one.
Times, Sunday Times
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He gave a masterly account of the solo role in this work which makes huge demands on the soloist.
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The Sinfonia concertante recorded here features the violin and cello as soloists.
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This is what electronic music sounded like in the 1960s. Just when the listener thinks he has Vasks's number, however, Vasks writes a beautiful cantilena for the soloist, and the concerto takes on a new dimension.
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And the other soloists ranged from bland to frankly forgettable.
Times, Sunday Times
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The scoring is for cello soloist, percussionists, celesta, and chamber choir (six sopranos, altos, tenors, and basses).
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I have often found that triangle an irritant and tend to avoid this concerto, but here it gives a delicate and piquant touch to the orchestral sonority, instead of asserting itself as an obbligato second soloist.
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It is these characteristics that give these Mozart performances, with the violinist doubling as soloist and director of the OAE, such dash and vitality.
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The strings provided a melodic background to the passages played by the soloist.
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None of the soloists are big names yet, but there's a lot of talent there.
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He has performed in almost every continent as recitalist and soloist with many big orchestras under famous conductors.
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We have to take leave of the idea of status quo; the orchestras, conductors and soloists will have to become more flexible and less demanding financially.
Times, Sunday Times
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Ten orchestras will head to the finals, as well as ten soloists, six duets, six quartets and eight ensembles.
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Thus it was all the more unfortunate when the movement was interrupted by a memory lapse that necessitated a brief conference at the podium between soloist and conductor.
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The orchestra, soloists and chorus certainly earned those cheers.
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After 1830, free settlers began to arrive and the musical public grew in numbers, establishing chamber music concerts, visits by virtuoso soloists, and private music academies.
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In the choral movement of his ninth symphony, the soprano soloist has to sing her highest note on the umlauted U in flügel, an even more daunting vowel sound than that in ‘who'd.’
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The glamorous Danish fiddler Nikolaj Znaider was the soloist in Brahms's Violin Concerto, a big concert opener, on the whole well played, though Znaider's slender tone occasionally sounded pushed to fill the space.
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Virtuoso percussionist and soloist David Cossin displays remarkable genius as he deftly creates unique, sensuous, organic and sometimes celestial sounds using a range of water-based instruments.
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His lyrical, handsome style made him a natural for classical roles and he was promoted soloist, then principal in 1983.
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While all three of the soloists display their own distinctive styles, Barton's ideas are the richest in terms of contour, melodic content, and thematic development.
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This time the soloist was a 19-year-old French girl named Lisa de la Salle, who has started recording for the aptly named "Naive" label.
Old Lady Matinee at the Symphony
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Perhaps the majority of her inspiration came from her mother, who was a soloist in the church choir and a skilled musical theater performer.
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The soloists played on natural horns, instruments that have no valves and are not as powerful as their modern descendants.
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The concert ended with a Mass by Bellini in which the organist, choir and soloists gave a magnificent performance.
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If experienced soloists spent more time playing Italy, its stats would improve - right?
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The balance between the orchestra, the choruses, and the soloists is excellent - the engineering helps.
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The refrain is easily learned by everyone and the leader part can be sung by a soloist or small choral group.
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From the 1930s onward, he is one of jazz's most dazzling soloists.
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Sprinkled throughout the book are insightful, fresh ways of viewing the relationships between soloists and orchestras.
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The following season, as a first soloist, she again saved the day when she took over the principal roles of Clara and Juliet for two more injured ballerinas.
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The soloist was the 32-year-old Canadian violinist Leila Josefowicz who has been specializing in playing the music of living composers, which got her a Macarthur Foundation "genius" award last year.
Classical Gas
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They used one of his numbers to open last year called ‘Blue Midnight’ and featured their excellent xylophonist as soloist before rounding things off with ‘Shine As the Light’
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Father Purcell celebrated the Requiem Mass in Dunhill Church and the soloist was Margaret Moore.
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He would like to be a soloist and perform in chamber orchestras.
Times, Sunday Times
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In the RCM parts, the verse section occupying bars 60-88 of the anthem is allocated throughout, more or less strictly in canon at the octave, to soloists singing from the medius cantoris and tenor decani part books.
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The 30-minute podcasts will include interviews with soloists and conductors.
Times, Sunday Times
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On the same program soloist Robert Johnson's Five Loaves of Bread and Two Fish reached out in sinuous, endless curves that spoke of a different kind of quest.
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He is a fluid, elegant player who rejects the star soloist approach of many a saxophonist faced with the trio format.
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They were vocal soloists and often improvisatori, clearly differentiated from the cantori a libro, who were "singers by book and note" and who sang the polyphonic art music of the time.
Some Forerunners of Italian Opera
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The most famous conductors and soloists in the concert halls around the world perform his compositions.
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Soloists, organists and all musicians are reminded that their primary role is one of service to the liturgy.
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A precocious talent, he joined New York City Ballet aged 16 and after a season with Zurich Ballet returned as soloist, becoming principal in 1995.
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After the interval the soloist had changed from her strapless, formfitting glittering blue to a classical, double-tiered dress in subdued pastels.
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In the matter of soloists, great care is taken to engage the best of the new, which means interpretation unfolds with unexpected vistas, some of which are truly magical.
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When he did have strong bass or tenor soloists, Handel could and did write strong parts for them.
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The range of music is staggering: whistling soloists, xylophonists playing polkas, John Philip Sousa leading his band through famous marches.
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Hence also the problem with the audibility of the four soloists.
The Big Finn(ish)
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And the other soloists ranged from bland to frankly forgettable.
Times, Sunday Times
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One of Ireland's leading harpists, Clíona Doris has extensive experience as a soloist, chamber and orchestral musician.
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Soloists, organists and all musicians are reminded that their primary role is one of service to the liturgy.
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As an introduction to Handel's work for the newcomer, this is a highly welcome release: the King's Consort under Robert King sing strongly throughout, with much fine musical colouring from soloists and choristers.
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It starts with edgy trills from the soloist, but its overall direction of travel is into the silent darkness.
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The soloist nervously expresses mortal doubts and fears.
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Encourage soloists or small ensembles to sing the stanzas while the congregation responds with the refrain.
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Two antiphonal trumpets join the soloist to represent the Trinity.
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Joining Aled and Pam to count down the nation's favourite carols are chart-topping singer Katherine Jenkins and world-famous classical soloist Andrea Bocelli.
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By December 1966 the work had grown considerably, reaching its final number of 14 movements, divided into two seven-movement sections (‘septenaries’), and now requiring six soloists instead of the five previously mentioned.
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Happily, neither of this extravagant concert's other two soloists held back.
Times, Sunday Times
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Written for wind orchestra and soloist, this is less a partnership of equals than of antagonists, with much brittleness in the music.
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Towards the end the soloists take up the skeletal electric violin and viola: the effect was possibly more acute in the radio broadcast.
Times, Sunday Times
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I don’t have the violin soloist going – YET – but in the meantime I have some lovely, sombre chamber music rolling on 8-track in the background.
Zachary | Her Bad Mother
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At this concert, there will be two soloists, each one performing a work very different from the other.
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Over the last forty years, the free jazz legend seems to have been unfadingly present in diverse, exiting constellations, as well as a soloist.
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The show was presented without amplification, and some soloists were lost in the ensemble.
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Lyricism combines with charm, with the soloist's technical virtuosity ever-present, but never indulged in showily for its own sake.
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What I find as a soloist or working with a bassist, is that I can address myself more to the proposition of being a complete pianist; I find a lot more pianistic freedom.
Legendary Jazz Pianist Dead At 91
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A superbly idiomatic collaboration between a virtuoso conductor and a stellar soloist!
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When Mia Arbatova joined the Opera Ballet as soloist, she was fortunate to work for a period with Fokine himself, as well as with the teacher/choreographer Asaf Messerer.
Mia Arbatova.
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The relationship of the teacher to research is analogous to the relationship of the musical soloist to the score.
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In the ‘Choral’ Symphony, the bass is an imposing soloist, and the chorus sings with inspiration.
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There's also perfect rapport between soloist, conductor and orchestra.
Times, Sunday Times
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The work requires a full orchestra and tenor and baritone soloists.
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Jennie Tourel and Christa Ludwig are the respective mezzo soloists.
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In particular, the bass soloist had a voice which seemed to rumble from the very bowels of the earth.
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When he did have strong bass or tenor soloists, Handel could and did write strong parts for them.
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My Oboe Concerto also plays with this kind of baroque set-up: the soloist is surrounded by a group of three more oboes and a soprano saxophone.
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The orchestra was founded in 1951 by eight soloists from the most highly respected Viennese orchestras and chamber music ensembles.
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One of the soloists that evening - young violinist Valja Dervenska - performed the Brilliant polonaise by Wieniawski with passion and virtuosity.
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However, the sound soon disappears in the welter of notes Sibelius gives his soloists in his only Violin Concerto.
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Conductors and soloists had better know it and have it ready if they want to work.
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They see players as a collection of brilliant soloists rather than an orchestra that can only play harmonious music when united by a shared understanding.
Times, Sunday Times
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The tenor and bass solos were less successful, partly because the soloists did not project well enough and audibility was a serious problem.
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Violinist Kanako Ito, in her 10th season as the orchestra’s concertmistress, took center stage as soloist in an exciting performance of Mendelssohn’s “Violin Concerto in E Minor.”
KansasCity.com: Front Page
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The movements are inspired by things very specific to the soloist.
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He would like to be a soloist and perform in chamber orchestras.
Times, Sunday Times
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The medieval church knew no choral polyphony, only the ensemble of three or four soloists, drawn from alto, tenor, and baritone voices.
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The Bochum Symphony Orchestra are attuned to these overtly romantic pieces and both soloists are also top class interpreters.
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Instead of which, the more Romantic orchestral playing collided with the period style of the choir and soloists.
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But they were for the performance, and the orchestra, and the wonderful soloists and whole chorus.
Times, Sunday Times
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Now they play fifteen to twenty concerts a year together, while Misha plays ninety to 100 other engagements as soloist, chamber musician or with symphonies.
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The soloists are excellent too; only the bass sounds a little weather-beaten.
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Although there were minor differences between the voices of boy and girl soloists, these melted away in a choir, said Professor Howard.
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In three sections (two large ones sandwiching a short middle), it begins with a threnody in the solo viola over an accompaniment in the lower instruments, with commentary by other orchestral soloists.
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Freya's long, slow theme in the central movement was sensual and pure, ending first with harmonics above low chords in the orchestra, then with a long high note, held by the soloist and taken up by the orchestra.
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The tenor soloist is unable to appear tonight because of illness.
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However, I did find that the imbalance between the rather heavy cello/bass continuo line and the two soloists tended to obscure the more refined solo details, especially during the quieter moments.
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The admirable Bernarda Fink is the soloist in the Nietzsche setting, though some may prefer more of a contralto sound than Fink's lightish mezzo; and for all the transparent beauty of the Concertgebouw's strings, the finale's hymn is never transcendent as it can be.
Mahler: Symphony No 3 – review
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Thus, after just a handful of bars of ritornello, delivered at a breakneck speed, the soloist enters at, and insists upon, a much more sedate and measured tempo.
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The leader is a pianist and horn men Greg Gisbert and Brad Goode are among the soloists.
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Metz's new arrangement focuses on ensembles supporting the soloists, and a concluding sixteen-bar roundelay with piano exchanges between clarinet, saxophone, trombone, and drums.
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Worse yet, the chorus was almost unmanageably vast, and the leading soloists of his cast could not speak Russian but were required to sing in it fluently, nor could the director speak much English.
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For his NSO-commissioned Concerto for Four Soloists, which had its world premiere Thursday, he assembled two other big names in Indian music: Shankar Mahadevan, much feted for his work as a film composer and singer; and Hariharan, another film singer who specializes in the traditional sung poetic form called ghazal.
NSO review: Tabla meets West as 'India' concert strikes a crossover convergence
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The archdeacon received the customary eighteen denarii, out of which, however, he had to pay the soloists who sang the responsories; each of the other singers received a coin of the value of four denarii pro beneficio solemnitatis.
27 July -- Bl Titus Brandsma, O. Carm.
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What I do like about swing is when the horn section is really tight by itself and together with the rhythm section, and when the soloists do their solos, they could be heard over the mix.
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Also a distinguished soloist and recitalist, he has shared the stage with many well-known orchestras and performed at numerous international music festivals.
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During the summer months, she plays co-principal horn and is a featured soloist with the Capitol City Band.
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The following week she flew to Las Vegas to begin rehearsals for her first eight-week stint as the lead soloist.
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They are beautifully played, with intense commitment by the soloists and orchestras sensitively directed by the respective conductors.
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Graham was concerned with theatrical balance between corps and soloists, performers and the space around them.
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After these two larger-than-life soloists, a big musical personality was needed in the second half.
Times, Sunday Times
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The contrast was heightened when, from about the 11th century onwards, such soloist passages began to be enhanced, on feast days, by the addition of newly composed polyphonic counterpoints.
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Since then he has had widespread experience, both as a guest soloist with major orchestras and as a solo recitalist.
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The concert will feature soloists and a string orchestra performing a wide variety of songs from Leonard Bernstein to Handel.
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He has made many recordings as a trumpet soloist; this is my first encounter with him as a conductor.
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After turning in my review, I of course went and read other people's to compare opinions, and found I wasn't the only person to note the kinder, gentler difficulty curve, largely due to the fact that Joe Perry is a pretty melodic soloist and not generally German metal twiddly-fiddly.
Archive 2008-07-01
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The refrain stands at the head and is sung by all: a soloist sings the various stanzas; and all add to each of them the opening burden or refrain.
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As soloist, leader Alan Smale stuck the perfect sweet tone without verging on the trite.
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Each of the players was a skilful soloist, and they each gracefully merged their individual talents to create tight flowing ensembles.
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The soloists, too, delivered a fetching geometry onstage, delightful to Balanchine aficionados anytime.
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Guitar soloist Robin Nolan is the leader, accompanied by Kevin Nolan on rhythm guitar and by Paul Meader on bass.
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Brindley Sherratt, the bass soloist to whom much of the important recitative is consigned, conveyed the drama excellently.
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They are currently favourites to be crowned the winners tomorrow but the two soloists are not far behind.
The Sun
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We played a lot together, and he gave special care to the accompaniment of soloists, which is very rare.
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The groups which performed include strings, woodwind and brass musicians and performances were also be given by some vocal soloists.
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Its flowing melodic lines for trombone soloist build up strong emotional intensity.
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This piece d' occasion is said to have been intended for a wedding that never took place and features four soloists and choir in a series of delightful solos, ensembles and choruses.
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Here we had the conductor and soloist skipping back on stage to encore the scherzo, which turned the whole thing into a shallow party piece.
Times, Sunday Times
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The septet created bold and rich soundscapes that utilized both the organic and electronic veins of music-making and everyone on stage was given ample room to show their strengths as both ensemble players and soloists.
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Kuijken brings an excellent team of soloists together to produce a reading of radiant spiritual beauty and emotional depth.
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For one thing, the programmes completed a Barbican cycle of Beethoven's piano concertos with the American soloist Richard Goode.
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The recording offers a natural concert balance rather than a spot-lit vehicle for the soloist, an ideal match for Hough's selfless virtuosity.
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As part of our continuing mollification of superannuated subscribers, this week's concerts will feature a big-name soloist playing a very old piece while the rest of the musicians phone it in.
Listener discretion advised
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No 7 (1761) is a fine instance, with concertante roles for three string soloists.
Times, Sunday Times
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The archdeacon received the customary eighteen denarii, out of which, however, he had to pay the soloists who sang the responsories; each of the other singers received a coin of the value of four denarii pro beneficio solemnitatis.
The Station at St Paul
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Though she rose slowly through the company ranks (appointed soloist in 1967 and principal in 1972), her brilliant allegro technique made her a natural Balanchine dancer.
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To chorus, soloists, conductor and orchestra, thank you for an absolutely awesome rendition.
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It sounds unlikely, but it happened - and two soloists were fitted on stage as well.
Times, Sunday Times
