soloist (Meaning)
Wordnet
soloist (n)
a musician who performs a solo
Synonyms & Antonyms of soloist
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soloist Sentence Examples
- The talented soloist captivated the audience with their breathtaking performance.
- In the orchestra, the violin soloist's virtuosity stood out amidst the ensemble.
- The opera featured a renowned soprano soloist who delivered an unforgettable aria.
- The concert showcased a young piano soloist who displayed exceptional technical skills.
- The conductor introduced the flautist soloist as a rising star in the music world.
- The soloist's unique interpretation of the composition left a lasting impression on the listeners.
- The guitar soloist provided a hauntingly beautiful countermelody to the folk tune.
- The chamber music ensemble featured a cello soloist who demonstrated impeccable timing and sensitivity.
- The jazz soloist improvised a whirlwind of melodies and rhythms, captivating the crowd.
- The a cappella choir sang in unison, while the tenor soloist adorned the piece with intricate riffs and melismas.
FAQs About the word soloist
a musician who performs a solo
accompanist, recitalist, saxophonist, violist, organist, clarinettist, maestro, oboist, harpist, violinist
No antonyms found.
The talented soloist captivated the audience with their breathtaking performance.
In the orchestra, the violin soloist's virtuosity stood out amidst the ensemble.
The opera featured a renowned soprano soloist who delivered an unforgettable aria.
The concert showcased a young piano soloist who displayed exceptional technical skills.
