Definition of soloist in English:

soloist

noun ˈsəʊləʊɪstˈsoʊloʊəst

A musician or singer who performs a solo.
独奏（或独唱）演员
he appears as a concerto soloist with all the great British orchestras
Example sentencesExamples
- Masterclasses will be taken by a variety of composers and soloists.
- When he did have strong bass or tenor soloists, Handel could and did write strong parts for them.
- The grand finale saw choir soloists and we, the audience, singing Jerusalem.
- Conductors and soloists had better know it and have it ready if they want to work.
- We played a lot together, and he gave special care to the accompaniment of soloists, which is very rare.
- A regular soloist at the National Concert Hall, Scott has fans on both sides of the Atlantic.
- Graduals are among the most elaborate of all chants and are performed by soloists and choir in alternation.
- She is a well-known accompanist who regularly appears in concerts with soloists and ensembles.
- The vocal writing for both soloists and chorus is demanding almost to the point of impracticality.
- At this concert, there will be two soloists, each one performing a work very different from the other.
- The Sinfonia concertante recorded here features the violin and cello as soloists.
- The agency has its own orchestra consisting of 12 musicians and five soloists.
- To chorus, soloists, conductor and orchestra, thank you for an absolutely awesome rendition.
- The concert will feature soloists and a string orchestra performing a wide variety of songs from Leonard Bernstein to Handel.
- The Finale is superb, featuring splendid singing by the chorus and the quartet of soloists.
- However, the sound soon disappears in the welter of notes Sibelius gives his soloists in his only Violin Concerto.
- In the musical numbers soloists and chorus sang with gusto.
- During the 1920's, Stravinsky had often been heard as the soloist in his piano concerto.
- The concert ended with a Mass by Bellini in which the organist, choir and soloists gave a magnificent performance.
- The most famous conductors and soloists in the concert halls around the world perform his compositions.
Synonyms
singer, vocalist, songstress, crooner, warbler, melodist, artiste

Definition of soloist in US English:

soloist

nounˈsōlōəstˈsoʊloʊəst

A singer or other musician who performs a solo.
独奏（或独唱）演员
he appears as a concerto soloist with all the great British orchestras
Example sentencesExamples
- At this concert, there will be two soloists, each one performing a work very different from the other.
- The agency has its own orchestra consisting of 12 musicians and five soloists.
- We played a lot together, and he gave special care to the accompaniment of soloists, which is very rare.
- Conductors and soloists had better know it and have it ready if they want to work.
- A regular soloist at the National Concert Hall, Scott has fans on both sides of the Atlantic.
- She is a well-known accompanist who regularly appears in concerts with soloists and ensembles.
- The vocal writing for both soloists and chorus is demanding almost to the point of impracticality.
- In the musical numbers soloists and chorus sang with gusto.
- However, the sound soon disappears in the welter of notes Sibelius gives his soloists in his only Violin Concerto.
- The Sinfonia concertante recorded here features the violin and cello as soloists.
- The concert ended with a Mass by Bellini in which the organist, choir and soloists gave a magnificent performance.
- Graduals are among the most elaborate of all chants and are performed by soloists and choir in alternation.
- The concert will feature soloists and a string orchestra performing a wide variety of songs from Leonard Bernstein to Handel.
- During the 1920's, Stravinsky had often been heard as the soloist in his piano concerto.
- To chorus, soloists, conductor and orchestra, thank you for an absolutely awesome rendition.
- The Finale is superb, featuring splendid singing by the chorus and the quartet of soloists.
- The grand finale saw choir soloists and we, the audience, singing Jerusalem.
- When he did have strong bass or tenor soloists, Handel could and did write strong parts for them.
- The most famous conductors and soloists in the concert halls around the world perform his compositions.
- Masterclasses will be taken by a variety of composers and soloists.
Synonyms
singer, vocalist, songstress, crooner, warbler, melodist, artiste

词汇	soloist
释义	Definition of soloist in English: soloist noun ˈsəʊləʊɪstˈsoʊloʊəst A musician or singer who performs a solo. 独奏（或独唱）演员 he appears as a concerto soloist with all the great British orchestras Example sentencesExamples Masterclasses will be taken by a variety of composers and soloists. When he did have strong bass or tenor soloists, Handel could and did write strong parts for them. The grand finale saw choir soloists and we, the audience, singing Jerusalem. Conductors and soloists had better know it and have it ready if they want to work. We played a lot together, and he gave special care to the accompaniment of soloists, which is very rare. A regular soloist at the National Concert Hall, Scott has fans on both sides of the Atlantic. Graduals are among the most elaborate of all chants and are performed by soloists and choir in alternation. She is a well-known accompanist who regularly appears in concerts with soloists and ensembles. The vocal writing for both soloists and chorus is demanding almost to the point of impracticality. At this concert, there will be two soloists, each one performing a work very different from the other. The Sinfonia concertante recorded here features the violin and cello as soloists. The agency has its own orchestra consisting of 12 musicians and five soloists. To chorus, soloists, conductor and orchestra, thank you for an absolutely awesome rendition. The concert will feature soloists and a string orchestra performing a wide variety of songs from Leonard Bernstein to Handel. The Finale is superb, featuring splendid singing by the chorus and the quartet of soloists. However, the sound soon disappears in the welter of notes Sibelius gives his soloists in his only Violin Concerto. In the musical numbers soloists and chorus sang with gusto. During the 1920's, Stravinsky had often been heard as the soloist in his piano concerto. The concert ended with a Mass by Bellini in which the organist, choir and soloists gave a magnificent performance. The most famous conductors and soloists in the concert halls around the world perform his compositions. Synonyms singer, vocalist, songstress, crooner, warbler, melodist, artiste Definition of soloist in US English: soloist nounˈsōlōəstˈsoʊloʊəst A singer or other musician who performs a solo. 独奏（或独唱）演员 he appears as a concerto soloist with all the great British orchestras Example sentencesExamples At this concert, there will be two soloists, each one performing a work very different from the other. The agency has its own orchestra consisting of 12 musicians and five soloists. We played a lot together, and he gave special care to the accompaniment of soloists, which is very rare. Conductors and soloists had better know it and have it ready if they want to work. A regular soloist at the National Concert Hall, Scott has fans on both sides of the Atlantic. She is a well-known accompanist who regularly appears in concerts with soloists and ensembles. The vocal writing for both soloists and chorus is demanding almost to the point of impracticality. In the musical numbers soloists and chorus sang with gusto. However, the sound soon disappears in the welter of notes Sibelius gives his soloists in his only Violin Concerto. The Sinfonia concertante recorded here features the violin and cello as soloists. The concert ended with a Mass by Bellini in which the organist, choir and soloists gave a magnificent performance. Graduals are among the most elaborate of all chants and are performed by soloists and choir in alternation. The concert will feature soloists and a string orchestra performing a wide variety of songs from Leonard Bernstein to Handel. During the 1920's, Stravinsky had often been heard as the soloist in his piano concerto. To chorus, soloists, conductor and orchestra, thank you for an absolutely awesome rendition. The Finale is superb, featuring splendid singing by the chorus and the quartet of soloists. The grand finale saw choir soloists and we, the audience, singing Jerusalem. When he did have strong bass or tenor soloists, Handel could and did write strong parts for them. The most famous conductors and soloists in the concert halls around the world perform his compositions. Masterclasses will be taken by a variety of composers and soloists. Synonyms singer, vocalist, songstress, crooner, warbler, melodist, artiste
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