soloist

You were still a soloist when I came to the company.

Within just four years, he became a soloist with the company.

In 1950, she left the group to become a soloist.

One soloist began, then another, and after a long time, they would play together.

Here, the soloist is usually a face or a body.

He also played with other groups, and as a soloist.

He said it would be based on his Soloist from 1987.

Over the next two years he made an international career as a soloist.

But it was the soloists who held the evening together.

The soloist has taken the game during the first round.

His performance career as a soloist was short lived, however.

The season features student soloists from the Class of 2013.

"I'm going to do my best to practice really hard, so I can be a soloist."

There may also be soloists, usually only for part of the piece.

But she also knows how to bring her soloists into relief.

I never got as much satisfaction from being a soloist.

After that he became a soloist, singing at his local church.

As a soloist, he is better known by his first name Alex.

Despite his success, he decided against a career as a soloist.

How many of these great high school soloists will become well known in jazz?

The band had at least three important things going for it outside of the soloists.

The result is too many soloists who play everything, but nothing extremely well.

He soon became one of the band's most popular soloists.

There are a few rising soloists to make the point.

Soloists, some of them faculty members, are among the best.