soloist

/'soulouist/
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soloist

The soloist played a beautiful violin piece for the audience.

Definition

Noun: A soloist is a musician who performs a solo, meaning they perform a piece of music or a part of a piece alone, often with accompaniment from an orchestra or other ensemble, to showcase their skill.

Usage

The word soloist is used to identify a performer who takes on a featured, independent role in a musical performance. It is a specific term most commonly used in the context of classical, jazz, and some popular music.

Examples
  • The violin soloist received a standing ovation after the concerto.
  • She was the featured soloist with the city's symphony orchestra.
  • The piece requires a skilled piano soloist.
Advanced Usage
  • "to appear as a soloist": To perform in the role of a soloist with a group.
    • The cellist will appear as a soloist with the Berlin Philharmonic next season.
Variants and Related Words
  • Solo (noun/verb/adjective): The piece performed alone or the act of performing it.
    • He played a beautiful guitar solo.
  • Soloistic (adjective): Having the character or qualities of a solo performance.
    • The composition includes many soloistic passages for the flute.
Synonyms
  • Performer: A more general term for someone who gives a public performance.
  • Virtuoso: A musician with exceptional technical skill, often a soloist.
Related Phrases
  • Featured artist: A term sometimes used similarly, especially in non-classical contexts.
    • The featured artist on the track is a renowned saxophonist.
soloist

The soloist played a beautiful violin piece for the audience.

Noun
  1. a musician who performs a solo

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