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- noun Plural form of
solo .
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Examples
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His violin solos are superb and the sincerity and heart he brings to his music is contagious.
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It’s Festival day, the day singers all over the state gather for adjudication in solos, duets, quartets, or small ensembles.
Festival Day 2007
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On a few of these tracks, the solos are the opposite of righteous, dude.
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Mrs. Channing's four solos were the feature of the whole programme.
Rilla of Ingleside Lucy Maud 1921
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Fans cheered the start of the guitar interludes -- don't call them "solos" -- during "Impossible Germany" and "Handshake Drugs," and they shook their heads to the shrill, panicky instrumentation in "Bull Black Nova."
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Fans cheered the start of the guitar interludes -- don't call them "solos" -- during "Impossible Germany" and "Handshake Drugs," and they shook their heads to the shrill, panicky instrumentation in "Bull Black Nova."
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His solos are a bit more restrained than they might have been in company with Tony Williams, Alan Dawson or other drummers more inclined to go with his flow.
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The judges aren't offering feedback for these solos, which is nice in that maybe it means we're just going to watch some good dancing.
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The course also presents an in-depth look at orchestrating from single-layer material, such as solos and homophonic statements, to complex textures of four or more layers-music that is too complex to fit into a traditional melody / countermelody / harmony format.
Mix 2009
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I'm really good at learning rhythm guitar and can pick up most lead guitar fairly quickly but I'm having real trouble with learning solos which is fairly irritating to be honest.
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