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Often used in the same context:
vocalists,
sopranos,
pianists,
instrumentalists,
violinists,
choral,
accompanists,
quartets,
violists,
orchestra,
choirs,
singers,
cellist,
ensembles,
string orchestra,
woodwinds,
recital,
oboists,
chorale,
flutist,
string quartet,
concertante,
hornist,
continuo,
concerti,
harpsichordist,
bassoon,
euphonium,
countertenor,
choristers,
stabat mater,
composers,
clarinettist,
organists,
quintets,
concertmaster,
paul hindemith,
sonatas,
max bruch,
virtuosi,
double concerto,
musicians,
motets,
liszt,
cadenzas,
ysaye,
choreographers,
francis poulenc,
duets,
trombonist,
solos,
telemann,
arias,
albinoni,
trumpeters,
partitas,
cesar franck,
alto,
flautist,
timpanist,
mezzo,
sanctus,
sonatina,
concertino,
harpist,
poulenc,
anton bruckner,
johannes brahms,
trio sonata,
symphony orchestra,
sergei rachmaninoff,
glazunov,
violoncello,
theorbo,
mozartean,
cantatas,
kodaly,
oratorio,
fritz kreisler,
madrigals,
etudes,
schola cantorum,
dancers,
berceuse,
appassionata,
lutenist,
rachmaninoff,
franz lehar,
timpani,
cantus,
percussion,
choruses,
adagio,
benjamin britten,
boccherini,
felix mendelssohn,
ibert,
saxes,
timbres,
percussionist,
maurice ravel,
jean sibelius,
artistes,
performers,
soloist,
architects,
artists,
players,
illustrators,
mathematicians,
sculptors,
vocalist,
actresses,
chefs
Appears in the definition of:
recital
Also try:
— Adjectives for soloists:
vocal,
other,
instrumental,
many,
great,
several,
famous,
outstanding,
individual,
best,
female,
more...
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