0 done by just one person -- solo-
a solo performance en soloforestilling
his first solo flight den første flyturen hennes på egenhånd
1 -- solo
I also occasionally play and sing solo. Av og til spiller og synger jeg også solo.
2 a musical performance in which just one person plays or sings -- solo [ masculine ]
3 something (eg a musical piece for one voice or instrument, a dance or other entertainment) in which only one person takes part -- solo
a cello/soprano solo.
4 in which only one takes part -- solo-
A series of modally inflected solos ripples over the orchestra and a pair of double-basses rumble the piece to an uncertain conclusion.
Interlacing solos shape the fabric of this serene, contemplative slow movement, weaving a fragile, kaleidoscopic skein of gossamer beauty.
Consequently, the thought of listening to these solos for purely musical reasons becomes fraught, if not ridiculous.
The alternation of solos, duets with tuttis created powerful and seamless music that could be intimate or dynamic.
The use of two unequal choirs produces some fine duets and solos passed between the parts without pausing between the coplas.
Literally, choro comes from the word to 'weep', which always seems paradoxical given the chirpy, feel-good nature of many choro pieces with their serenading solos.
By contrast, the solos in the 1589 intermedi were predominantly accompanied by plucked strings.
There are certain conventions established which act to shape the improvisation - a sequence of solos can be agreed.
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獨自的(地),單獨的(地),單人的(地), 獨奏, 獨唱…
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独自的(地),单独的(地),单人的(地), 独奏, 独唱…
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en solitario, solo, solo/la [masculine-feminine…
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desacompanhado, solo…
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単独の, 独唱の, 独奏の…
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solo, tek kişilik yapılan, solo müzik/enstrüman…
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