Definition of soloist
: one who performs a solo
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The sales sum gives Coltrane his biggest sales week as a soloist since Nielsen Music began tracking sales in 1991.
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Whether as a member of the rap collective Doomtree, or as a soloist with a new album (Chime), Dessa’s lyrical mix of hardball rap and comedy, and the background sound of avant-garde soul, always proves to be jarring and frank.
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Each concert includes selections from a famous Broadway musical, a guest soloist, marches and contemporary band arrangements.
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Henry is a happy-go-lucky prodigy with lucrative offers to strike out as a soloist.
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For the Bach Festival Society, conductor John Sinclair admirably kept control of two large choirs, an orchestra and multiple soloists.
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Chancel choir and soloists directed by Heather MacPhail perform music by American composers with focus on music of Leonard Bernstein.
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The libretto for the musical work, written for a chorus, small orchestra and soloists, is in French and Latin (with English subtitles) and is mostly drawn from the writings of female mystics from the Middle Ages.
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The list of guest conductors and soloists is also on par with this year's.
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First Known Use of soloist
1864
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Definition of soloist for English Language Learners
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: a person who performs a musical solo
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Definition of soloist for Students
: a person who performs a solo
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