He made no soloist roles, because he had no one who could handle soloist-level choreography.
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New York Chamber Ensemble presents "Italian Favorites" featuring soprano soloist Wonjung Kim and baritone soloist Lester Lynch.
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Daniel Moore was an excellent baritone soloist in two numbers.
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Ferrillo was a featured soloist 18 times during that period.
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It will also feature the Ballet Theater soloist Cassandra Trenary.
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Most concertos have combative passages between the soloist and orchestra.
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Renaud Capuçon was a riveting soloist in Dvorak's Violin Concerto.
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The soloist and the orchestra did not always entirely meld.
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Mr. Trifonov, unsurprisingly, proved an ideal soloist in the Third Concerto.
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Jaap van Zweden conducts those, with Janine Jansen as the soloist.
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The focus was on the virtuoso soloist -- not a catchy melody.
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STAMFORD Stamford Symphony presents Carmen, featuring the soloist Rachel Lee Priday.
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Ms. Wang was an unfailing, cool to the touch, detailed soloist.
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But some of his most compelling work is as a soloist.
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The soloist was Hakan Hardenberger, for whom the concerto was written.
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Gil Shaham is the soloist; Carlos Miguel Prieto is the conductor.
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Dennett, a brave soloist, sang beautifully, then apologized for his voice.
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As a soloist, he executed lightning-fast melodies with remarkable fluidity.
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A male soloist seemed to be portraying Daniel, though for some reason there was also a female soloist singing much of the same music — mostly wordless and hyper-operatically soaring, in an Andrea Bocelli kind of way.
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"Dance of Shiva" — Billy Childs, soloist; track from Rebirth by Billy Childs
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"Whisper Not" — Fred Hersch, soloist; track from Open Book by Fred Hersch
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At 10, she debuted as a soloist with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra.
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Nikolaj Znaider, who plays the Sibelius with cold fire, is the soloist.
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TakahiroMiyashita the Soloist jacket (worn underneath), $2,147, pants, $5,295, and hood, $1,895.
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In 2017, he was elevated to soloist and then, in 2018, principal.
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Ms. Trenary is a promising young soloist, Mr. Whiteside a principal dancer.
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But the orchestra is less an accompanist or combatant than a full collaborator in a kind of shifting synergy — now taking its cues and motivic material from the soloist, now driving the soloist to greater heights of passionate expression.
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Teen opera singer Jackie Evancho was the first soloist to confirm her participation.
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Mattel, the toymaker, has entered the market with products like Violin Soloist Barbie.
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Mercurial in structure, it includes semi-improvised sections for soloist and ensemble alike.
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The effervescent soloist Indiana Woodward makes her debut in that role on Feb.
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Orchestra and soloist responded as one to Mr. Honeck's generous malleability of pulse.
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The orchestra, as if wary of the soloist, responds with tremulous, swelling sonorities.
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The different orchestral groups mirror everything that the soloist offers, as magnified shengs.
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It feels like the literary equivalent of a big choir with occasional soloist.
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A Quebecois period-instrument ensemble brings Bach and, with it, a star soloist.
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You can browse by composer, ensemble, conductor, soloist, genre, period, or even instrument.
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She was promoted to soloist in 1967 and to principal dancer in 1972.
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For Babbitt's piano concerto, the immensely gifted Conor Hanick joined the orchestra as soloist.
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Julia Fischer, a violinist New York audiences hear from too rarely, is the soloist.
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He didn't act like a star soloist, except for the moments when he did.
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So far, teen opera singer Jackie Evancho is the only soloist scheduled to perform.
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In between, the formidable violinist Jennifer Frautschi is the soloist in Barber's Violin Concerto.
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Where do you draw the line between rebellious, screaming punk and Carnegie Hall soloist?
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Could this lovely but often self-absorbed soloist become an exemplar of classical style?
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She became a soloist in 2001 and remained in that rank for 14 years.
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Lionel Richie -- emerging from the Commodores as a songwriter and soloist -- penned this one.
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Now a soloist, she joined the company as an apprentice about 10 years ago.
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A year later she made her debut as a soloist, with the Tulsa Symphony.
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"I can't believe that it happened," said Ms. Shevchenko, a soloist in the company.
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But as soon as he returned to the company, he was named a soloist.
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Claire Kretzschmar's debut as the tall soloist in "Rubies" showed all her audacious glee.
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Last year, the night before she was elevated to soloist, Catherine Hurlin couldn't sleep.
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He also performed the country's first outdoor classical concert as soloist with the BBC Symphony.
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After the "Coriolan" Overture, the pianist Nobuyuki Tsujii is soloist in the exciting "Emperor" Concerto.
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Carter Brey, the Philharmonic's stellar principal cellist, was an excellent soloist in Schumann's Cello Concerto.
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In 2008, Lopez published a book about Ayers, "The Soloist," which subsequently became a film.
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In between, the brilliant pianist Stephen Hough is the soloist in the Schumann Piano Concerto.
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Soloist: Xavier de Maistre Stavanger, Norway Stavanger Symphony Orchestra (April 73): Concierto Argentino (Norwegian premiere).
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Another Russian pianist, Denis Matsuev, was the soloist in Prokofiev's formidably difficult Second Piano Concerto.
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But since the 1990s, Mr. Bey, who doubles on piano, has thrived as a soloist.
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Ms. Bakanova went on to become a soloist at the Novaya Opera Theater in Moscow.
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And as the ballet's soloist — its mysterious, flamboyant, mistress of ceremonies — Ms. Reichlen was sensational.
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Emanuel Ax, for whom Mr. Gruber wrote this episodic, hurtling work, was the commanding soloist.
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Mariss Jansons is on the podium; Frank Peter Zimmermann is the violin soloist on Friday.
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The gleefully manic soloist John Leguizamo returns to the Public with a voluble new monologue.
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Unfortunately, the male soloist on the Hawaiian island of Maui somehow sung the wrong version.
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If you want to be a soloist, there is very little chance to become one.
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"Miles Beyond" — John McLaughlin, soloist; track from Live @ Ronnie Scott's by John McLaughlin & the 4th dimension
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As the saxophone soloist took a solo, she dipped down her jacket and waggled her shoulders.
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After intermission comes John Corigliano's "Conjurer," concerto for percussion and orchestra, with Martin Grubinger as soloist.
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The choir performs "Oh Happy Day" at assembly, and Ahmad the soloist is absolutely whiffing it.
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Mr. Stein opened the program as harpsichord soloist in Bach's Concerto in D minor (BWV 1052).
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"The Unanswered Question," with Thomas Rolfs as an excellent trumpet soloist, was exquisitely sustained and mysterious.
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The soloist at the first performances, which Adès conducted, was the Russian-American pianist Kirill Gerstein.
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Similarly sensitive was Gershwin's jazz-informed Piano Concerto in F, with Jean-Yves Thibaudet as soloist.
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It's repeated at the end during the credits; on Wednesday, Michelle Kim was the spirited soloist.
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Shirley did manage to perform as a soloist with symphonies in Detroit, Chicago, Cleveland and elsewhere.
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The international soloist is committed to keeping the tradition alive in as many ways as possible.
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Five years later she was promoted from the corps de ballet to the rank of soloist.
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The lead soloist, Vadim P. Ananyev, had stayed home to help his wife with their newborn.
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There, in partnership with the soloist, Yefim Bronfman, this conductor created a chilly sense of mystery.
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Robert Langevin, the Philharmonic's principal flutist, was a deft if unexciting soloist in the flute concerto.
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Mr. Kocsis was the orchestra's piano soloist and co-artistic musical director for the next decade.
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The metadata is different — do you want to search by composer or conductor, orchestra or soloist?
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In "STILLNESS," Cunningham is the soloist, performing in memory of his partner of nearly 50 years.
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And Mozart's Piano Concerto No. 17 in G was superbly performed with Emanuel Ax as soloist.
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He was a strong, clear soloist who phrased as a singer does, with an organized narrative sense.
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There was the inevitable blockbuster concerto, Liszt's Piano Concerto No. 2, with Yefim Bronfman as indomitable soloist.
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The international soloist Joyce di Donato returns to the title role alongside Alice Coote as Prince Charming.
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She joined Ballet Theater in 1974, becoming a soloist in 1978 and a principal dancer in 1982.
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From the start, "Incantations" is emphatically an ensemble piece rather than a heroic platform for a soloist.
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On Friday, he will conduct Ravel's Piano Concerto, Wagner and Shostakovich, with Yuja Wang as the soloist.
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In 2011, she became a member of Ballet Theater where, last summer, she was promoted to soloist.
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It was less than a year ago that Jeffrey Cirio joined American Ballet Theater as a soloist.
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The soloist more often acted the part of a solitary wanderer, traversing the damaged landscapes of modernity.
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The centerpiece was a rare performance of Reger's 45-minute Piano Concerto with Peter Serkin as soloist.
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She spent the remainder of her prime at the Dutch National Ballet in Europe as a soloist.
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Around this point a piano soloist (here Tomoko Mukaiyama) enters, playing fitful strands of steely high chords.
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I was especially looking forward to hearing the Piano Concerto No. 1, with Emanuel Ax as soloist.
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The soloist, John Orfe, sounded magnificent throughout, whether pummeling or delicately shaping Ligeti's emotionally varied piano motifs.
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Matthew Ball, a first soloist who recently made his debut in the role, would take his place.
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But he left his bed to perform as the soloist in his own concerto, one last time.
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He combined Third Stream notions and 12-tone technique in "Concerto for Jazz Soloist and Orchestra" (1962).
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His final season also includes the premiere of Caroline Shaw's Piano Concerto, with Jonathan Biss as soloist.
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The international soloist Jan Vogler performs the part originally conceived for Katinka Kleijn, while Manfred Honeck conducts.
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Rather inevitably, that means a performance of "The Four Seasons," with Krista Bennion Feeney as the soloist.
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"Su" was written for Wu Wei, who has played the work internationally and was the soloist here.
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The distinguished pianist Radu Lupu was the soloist for a curiously wan performance of the Mozart concerto.
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The superb soprano Barbara Hannigan was the soloist in this eerie, intricate and ravishing 30-minute work.
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The American Ballet Theater soloist secured a coveted role, Giselle, and finds time for extra coaching sessions.
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Beside her was Harrison Ball, a soloist replacing Anthony Huxley at short notice, elegant and notably buoyant.
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Each soloist stayed isolated from the others; each solo had a different handful of movements, obsessively reiterated.
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If you talk about him, it's almost like you're part of the chorus and not a soloist.
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"Some women constrain themselves to get the step right," said Skylar Brandt, a soloist at Ballet Theater.
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Alban Gerhardt is the soloist; the conductor, Simone Young, was born and started her career in Sydney.
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Kirill Karabits conducts the "Symphonic Dances" and the Piano Concerto No. 2; Mikhail Pletnev is the soloist.
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The brilliant pianist Yefim Bronfman was the soloist in a pristine, elegant account of Beethoven's youthful concerto.
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In the early 20th century, concertos were sometimes performed in arrangements for piano and soloist, a rarity now.
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Anthony McGill, the Philharmonic's extraordinary principal clarinetist, was the soloist in an elegant account of Mozart's Clarinet Concerto.
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A founding member of the Composers String Quartet, Ms. Ajemian also had an active career as a soloist.
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Mr. McKenzie also promoted Blaine Hoven, 30, who joined Ballet Theater in 2004, to the rank of soloist.
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Peck, who still dances as a soloist with the troupe, is a man of great skill and productivity.
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In addition, Carter Brey, the orchestra's eminent principal cellist, is the soloist in Schumann's infrequently heard Cello Concerto.
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In reaction, the orchestra does not exactly roll over; rather, it seems to grow intrigued by the soloist.
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But the season's chief star so far has been a soloist: Calvin Royal III, now reaching his maturity.
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On Tuesday, that means Shostakovich, Scriabin and Prokofiev's Piano Concerto No. 2212, with Denis Matsuev as the soloist.
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The star soloist at the Houston Ballet has built an online reputation centered on self-expression and fearlessness.
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Carter Brey is the cello soloist, and the vocalists in the Mozart include Miah Persson and Nicholas Phan.
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She is not just the primary—in most cases, the only—choreographer but also, ordinarily, the primary soloist.
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Mr. Peck will stop dancing with the company, where he is now a soloist, after the spring season.
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Mr. Fain was the soloist, and he blazed through some of Mr. Glass's flashiest riffs with impressive authority.
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And you get a glimpse of the great American dancer David Hallberg in the film, who's the lead male soloist there, but he's a guest soloist and we were trying to make a film that says something about the Russian psyche, about Putin's Russia, and Mother Russia, if you like.
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The 2018 awards are her first time at the show as a soloist after leaving girl group Fifth Harmony.
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"'The Nutcracker' is one of those quintessential Christmas events" says Melissa Hamilton, a first soloist at the Royal Ballet.
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In the Cello Concerto (1966), scored for a large chamber ensemble, the soloist is like the first among equals.
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On Thursday, audiences can hear Frank Huang, the Philharmonic's new concertmaster, as soloist in Bruch's Violin Concerto No. 2664.
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To see the lanky soloist dispatch this 38-minute, hyper-virtuosic piece was like watching an arduous athletic feat.
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Under Mr. Heras-Casado, the orchestra played with plush sound and, during stormy exchanges with the soloist, bracing intensity.
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In between came Prokofiev's Violin Concerto No. 2 in G minor, with the stirring young Stefan Jackiw as soloist.
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One of those dancers is the soloist Blaine Hoven, who is collaborating with Ms. Lang for the third time.
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The bulk is Beethoven: the "Eroica" Symphony and the Piano Concerto No. 3, with the sublime soloist Benjamin Grosvenor.
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That same balance informs Mr. Salonen's own charismatic Cello Concerto, which here had an eloquent soloist in Truls Mork.
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Then the thoughtful pianist David Fray was an elegant soloist in Mozart's Piano Concerto No. 24 in C minor.
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The orchestra gently eggs the soloist on into the third section, inaugurated with frosty Adamsian fragments of trumpet fanfare.
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Mr. Hallberg is relentlessly ambitious throughout: He must join Ballet Theater; he must become a soloist, then a principal.
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He designed a program in which he shared billing with a video artist, choreographer, soloist and even another composer.
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Belting out songs of praise, she began appearing with choirs at gospel festivals and eventually emerged as a soloist.
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American Ballet soloist Misty Copeland put on her first pair of ballet shoes in a Boys & Girls Club gym.
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The staples here, Mendelssohn's "Scottish" Symphony and Tchaikovsky's Violin Concerto (with Vadim Gluzman as the soloist), offer nothing special.
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If there was a highlight, it was Caroline Shaw's self-effacing violin concerto, "Lo," with the composer as soloist.
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The program also includes Brahms's Symphony No. 2 and Mozart's Piano Concerto No. 20, with Emanuel Ax as soloist.
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And the program included the pianist Stephen Hough as soloist in a vibrant performance of Beethoven's Third Piano Concerto.
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I'll now have my first chance to hear it live, led by Ms. Malkki, with Wu Wei as soloist.
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The Georgian pianist Alexander Toradze, long considered an insightful representative of the Romantic tradition, was the soloist in the Second.
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"Ilimba" — Chris Potter, soloist; track from The Dreamer Is The Dream by Chris Potter Best Gospel Album Crossover — Travis Greene
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When the movement became an active dialogue between soloist and ensemble, Mr. Lisiecki's playing mixed youthful impetuousness with mature pensiveness.
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DePrince, who recently appeared in a video for Beyoncé's hit "Lemonade," is currently a soloist at the Dutch National Ballet.
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As a soloist, Supa Bwe has released quite a few others, including the recent Magic City and The Dead Occasion.
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He has long seemed more than a soloist because, as a partner, he has accompanied leading ballerinas for many seasons.
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Mr. Pérez, who shares the rank of soloist with Ms. Rodríguez, offered a self-choreographed solo with impressively fast footwork.
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In the first movement, the soloist (the Philharmonic's mellow principal tuba, Alan Baer) noodles over restless activity in the ensemble.
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To further set off the soloist, Mr. Corigliano scores the work just for string orchestra, with some final brass flourishes.
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The one signal that did come through was that here was a star soloist leaving everyone else in the dust.
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On Friday and Saturday, the spirited pianist Jeffrey Kahane does double duty as conductor and soloist in three concertos — Nos.
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In Elliott Carter's Piano Concerto , written three decades later, the soloist is all but trampled underfoot by a rampaging orchestra.
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Ms. Reichlen dances the soloist — mistress of ceremonies — in "Rubies" in two performances, the "Diamonds" ballerina in the two others.
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Here he is as a soloist and conductor in Bach's Double Concerto with a youth orchestra in his native Bolivia.
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The concert began with a vanishingly rare sight at the Philharmonic: two women appearing together as concerto soloist and conductor.
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Till Fellner is the soloist in Beethoven's Piano Concerto No. 5, which precedes a performance of Mahler's Symphony No. 5.
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But her work as a soloist — just her endlessly flexible, creatively employed voice and an electric guitar — is equally compelling.
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Then a boy soloist sings "Here I go up to the altar of God" on a phrase that spirals higher.
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The tenor soloist in "Das Lied" was to have been Simon O'Neill, but he called in sick on Thursday morning.
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The ensemble serves as a kind of velvety pillow, atop which Mr. Shankar weaves coppery skeins for himself, as soloist.
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In the finale, this emperor soloist tossed aside majestic reserve and engaged the musicians in a sly game of wits.
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And the soloist in the concerto is the brilliant and probing young Italian pianist Beatrice Rana, in her Philharmonic debut.
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A busy performing and recording career followed, as he became a favored soloist with major orchestras and at prestigious festivals.
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As they accelerated into the coda, this conductor, orchestra and soloist joined with a momentum that resulted in real delirium.
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After the soloist Jeffrey Edwards accused Mr. Martins of verbal and physical abuse in 1993, no evident action was taken.
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In her first spring as a soloist at American Ballet Theater, Catherine Hurlin is tearing through roles with effervescent daring.
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In classical ballet, it's considered a milestone when a ballerina dances their first soloist role without the uniform corps de ballet.
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Mr. Lindberg favors what he calls zigzag melodies, which allow the soloist to cover two layers of harmony at a time.
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An acclaimed soloist with the National Symphony Orchestra for over two decades, he currently teaches cello at the University of Maryland.
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The Golden Cockerel, marvelously performed on Monday by the young soloist Skylar Brandt, has the right inhuman brilliance — fast and staccato.
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Jeffrey Edwards, a very refined soloist, told Robin Pogrebin, of the Times , that in 1993 he was physically abused by Martins.
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The lawsuit says Rowe has been chosen to be a featured soloist 27 times since she joined the orchestra in 2004.
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Mr. Peck still dances with City Ballet as a soloist; for the last two years he's also been its resident choreographer.
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She has been a featured soloist with the orchestra 27 times, more than any other principal musician, according to the lawsuit.
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That rare occurrence at the Philharmonic, this week: an unexpected program, with a major soloist, led by a heavyweight guest conductor.
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As ever, there are ideas in abundance: the relationship between composer and performer, between composition and performance, between soloist and collaborator.
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I want the song "Last full Measure of Devotion" sung by a good male soloist at any church or memorial service.
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This one, from 1970, features a performance of Aaron Copland's Clarinet Concerto with Stanley Drucker (talk about Philharmonic legends) as soloist.
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A few weeks later, he achieved the same milestone with the Philadelphia Orchestra as the soloist in Rachmaninoff's Third Piano Concerto.
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She began singing in the choir of her father's New Bethel Baptist Church in Detroit, and soon became a star soloist.
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Mr. Peck remains a dancer (soloist rank) at New York City Ballet, where he has been the resident choreographer since 2014.
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While she had been a standout vocal soloist at church, she had originally planned on going to college to study accounting.
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Ms. Messmer, a former American Ballet Theater soloist of note who joined this company in 2015, stayed an ice queen throughout.
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A drastic change of mood after intermission brought Mahler's "Kindertotenlieder," with the veteran mezzo-soprano Anne Sofie von Otter as soloist.
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She met with Cynthia Phelps, the Philharmonic's principal violist, who will be the soloist in the première, and studied her sound.
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Mr. Tao was 13, dreading how an audience might react to learning that he was their soloist instead of Ms. Argerich.
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Mr. Applebaum (willowy, elegant) and Mr. Villarini-Velez (a high-energy and valorous athlete) were promoted in October to soloist rank.
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He was also the soloist at the premiere of "The Wound-Dresser" (1989), Mr. Adams's reflective orchestral setting of Whitman's poem.
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Ms. Lee did, appearing in comedy skits and singing and dancing as a soloist with a line of dancers behind her.
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On top of being a YouTube phenom with 157K followers on Instagram and counting, he's a star soloist at the Houston Ballet.
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On April 1, she called Morgan with an offer: a soloist contract at MCB, the same rank she'd once held at NYCB.
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Here, too, artful irregularities of tempo, beautifully coordinated between the soloist and ensemble, imbued the music with an organic, pleasantly unpredictable motion.
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She joined ABT in 2001 and in 2007 became the company's second African-American female soloist and the first in two decades.
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Then Renée Fleming was the soloist in an early Messiaen work, "Poèmes Pour Mi," a rapturous 30-minute cycle of love songs.
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Then the pianist Aaron Diehl will be the soloist in Gershwin's Concerto in F. The program ends with Dvorak's "New World" Symphony.
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" "It was always going to be the exploration of that for Season 6, and what that would mean is being a soloist.
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The soloist was the lyrical, incisive Alisa Weilerstein, who released a flawless recording of the concerto with the Czechs several years ago.
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It mattered to Michaela DePrince, a soloist in the Dutch National Ballet who discovered her connection to dance at a young age.
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Silva does not pretend to be a great soloist; he does not play to the gallery or for his personal highlights reel.
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The harpsichordist de nos jours Mahan Esfahani is the soloist in two relatively recent concertos, by Manuel de Falla and Bohuslav Martinu.
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Recently, they met at Mr. Peck's office at Lincoln Center, where he is the resident choreographer for City Ballet and a soloist.
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Mr. Wooley was a guest soloist in the Philharmonic's Fure performances, along with the bassoonist Rebekah Heller and the bassist Brandon Lopez.
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At the beginning of the concerto, the soloist whistles a folk-like melody; later on, the score calls for intense scraping sounds.
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She prefaced it with the premiere of "Markings," a brief piece for soloist, strings and harp by John Williams (yes, that one).
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The conductor Ludovic Morlot led a program that included a Chinese superstar soloist, the pianist Yuja Wang, in Tchaikovsky's First Piano Concerto.
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The conductor Manfred Honeck pairs Beethoven's First Piano Concerto (featuring the brilliant pianist Inon Barnatan as soloist) with Mahler's First Symphony. (Feb.
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Mr. Vlatkovic was a splendid horn soloist, doing full justice to lyrical passages but really coming into his own in virtuosic display.
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I also look forward to my appearances at Carnegie Hall next season in a recital and as soloist with the Boston Symphony.
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A rendition of Brahms's Violin Concerto — with Maxim Vengerov as soloist — thrilled during some high-octane passages, but sometimes also sounded labored.
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Period instruments all around in this concert, as a leading fortepianist joins a strong quartet led by the noted soloist Alina Ibragimova.
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Renaud Capuçon was a spellbinding soloist, as in this excerpt from a 2015 performance with the Berlin Philharmonic, with the composer conducting.
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Joining him will be Justin Peck, City Ballet's resident choreographer and soloist, along with Craig Hall and Rebecca Krohn, both ballet masters.
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At one point at City Ballet, where he attained the rank of soloist, Mr. Tomlinson expressed doubts about why he was there.
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Saturday she presents Adventurine, a string quartet plus a jazz quartet, with the alto saxophonist Miguel Zenón as a featured soloist. thestonenyc.
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She is currently number two in Canada in our age group, first in Alberta, and she is the top soloist in the country!
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At his stop, I hopped out and held the door firm as our soloist readied his cane and steadied himself on his feet.
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The initial conceit is of reflections: a central soloist or pair in a circle of light twinned or flanked by others in dimness.
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The program ended with "… wie stille brannte das Licht" ("… how silently burned the light"), with the brightly focused soprano Tony Arnold as soloist.
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It began with Glinka's upbeat "Ruslan and Ludmila" Overture and included Rachmaninoff's hyper-Romantic Piano Concerto No. 2, with Evgeny Kissin as soloist.
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Antique violin's return: Last month, a soloist with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra in London left his 310-year-old instrument on a train.
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The following season the orchestra will give the world premiere of his piano concerto, which it commissioned, with Kirill Gerstein as the soloist.
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The soloist was Cynthia Phelps, the Philharmonic's impressive principal violist, who played the world premiere of the concerto this summer in North Carolina.
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She was a soloist with the Metropolitan Opera Ballet, but after moving to City Ballet she filled mostly character roles, Dr. Kupersmith said.
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Yuja Wang is the soloist for the tumultuous Brahms Piano Concerto No. 27800; after that comes Prokofiev's Symphony No. 27-230-5656, nyphil.
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By then, young Vittorio already had a few years of singing under his belt, having been a soloist in the Sistine Chapel Choir.
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More enticing is the prospect of the ever-reliable Yefim Bronfman as the soloist in Bartok's Piano Concerto No. 2.212-875-5656, nyphil.
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This group, directed by the former American Ballet Theater soloist Sascha Radetsky, acts as a bridge between ballet training and a professional career.
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The career of a high-wattage soloist demands not only prowess but also politesse: pressing the flesh, dining with patrons, smiling at audiences.
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Troy Schumacher, a soloist with New York City Ballet, founded this company in 2010 to create contemporary ballets with a focus on collaboration.
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Mozart's Piano Concerto No. 24 (with the probing pianist Radu Lupu as soloist) and Schumann's exuberant Second Symphony fill out the program. (carnegiehall.
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In 2001, she joined the prestigious American Ballet and in 2007 became their second black female soloist and the first in 20 years.
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She joined the corps one year later, and was promoted to the rank of soloist in 2006, followed by principal dancer in 2012.
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This soloist got a chance to display the full range of his technique during a sudden storm scene, driven by slashing clarinet runs.
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When he was a student at the San Francisco Ballet School, Gloria Govrin, a former New York City Ballet soloist, was in charge.
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Calvin Royal III, a member of the corps de ballet who has been in the spotlight with solo roles, was promoted to soloist.
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He made his Broadway debut at 17, and won a Grammy Award in 2015 as principal soloist on Hamilton s original Broadway cast recording.
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Only after the piece had been going for a minute or so did the percussion soloist, Colin Currie, sneak onstage and pick up mallets.
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The Beethoven companion here was that composer's Third Piano Concerto, with Llewellyn Sanchez-Werner, a 19-year-old master's candidate at Juilliard, as soloist.
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For the concerto, Ms. Zhang had a soloist she had worked with before, the Macedonian pianist Simon Trpceski, and they made a dynamic team.
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Mr. Vaziev offered the pass after Mr. Dmitrichenko, a former soloist, explained how he was trying to return to the profession, Mr. Dmitrichenko said.
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Basie, the rhythmically spring-loaded pianist and bandleader, had more than a star soloist in Young, who changed the language of the tenor saxophone.
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Conducting three concertos from the keyboard, Mr. Kahane seemed less the star soloist than the empowering leader of a collaboration among gifted, eager artists.
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" Tina Campt simply responded, "The concept of a chorus as opposed to soloist … a modality of creating over the singularity that is so privileged.
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Thomas Kotcheff's "Go And" receives its premiere at this matinee, and Demarre McGill joins the group as the soloist for Kevin Puts's Flute Concerto.
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The baritone Gerald Finley sang in the choir as a student in the 1980s, before progressing to stardom of his own as a soloist.
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Then the pianist Yuja Wang, also concluding her Perspectives series at Carnegie, was a fearless soloist in Prokofiev's seldom-heard Piano Concerto No. 5.
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Other performances will feature members of the Rome International Dance Academy, Antonella Perazzo's Movin' Beat Company and the tap soloist Davide Accossato from Turin.
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Dvorak is the focus on Sunday, with works that include the Symphony No. 8 and the Violin Concerto, with Renaud Capuçon as the soloist.
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A former dancer with the Kirov (now Mariinsky) Ballet in St. Petersburg, Russia, Ms. Part, 39, joined Ballet Theater in 2002 as a soloist.
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On Mondays, the day most ballet dancers spend soaking their aching feet, Skylar Brandt, a soloist at American Ballet Theater, takes a different route.
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Adrián Sandí, a brilliantly cool yet tender soloist, produced a burnt, hazy siren near the end, then utter gentleness, before a wailing, emphatic coda.
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In addition to being featured as a trumpet soloist, Mr. Sheldon honed his comic chops in goofy exchanges and vocal duets with Mr. Griffin.
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They play Mozart: the overture to "The Marriage of Figaro"; the "Jupiter" Symphony; and the Violin Concerto No. 5, with Nancy Zhou as soloist.
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Mr. Peck, a City Ballet soloist and its resident choreographer, isn't stopping at the choreography; he's also in the cast of his sneaker ballet.
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With the violinist Joshua Bell as soloist, he also gave a magnificent performance of Bernstein's "Serenade (after Plato's Symposium)," a de facto violin concerto.
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Both in N.W.A. and as a soloist, Ice Cube helped revolutionize rap with his cleareyed lyrics about police brutality, white supremacy and gang life.
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Nobody, anywhere, conducts Sibelius better than Osmo Vanska: Hear the First and Third Symphonies, as well as the Violin Concerto, with the soloist Hilary Hahn.
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When Amsterdam's storied Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra lost a soloist to a last-minute cancellation during a tour of Mexico City, he was invited to play.
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The featured soloist was Sergei Roldugin, a cellist who is Mr Putin's close friend—and a central figure in the Panama papers leaks last month.
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He could blend to the point of invisibility within a saxophone section, but he was also a gallant soloist with a special gift for ballads.
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Mr. Dmitrichenko, whose specialty as a Bolshoi soloist was playing villains, said he had not sensed so much as a ripple of disapproval while exercising.
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He returned to land periodically, when his finances were at ebb tide, appearing as a soloist, performing in Limeliters reunion tours and making many records.
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This piece is related to classic Graham in the drama it creates between its isolated female soloist (Xin Ying) and the ensemble of four couples.
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The pianist Peter Serkin will be the soloist in Reger's Piano Concerto, a work advocated by Rudolf Serkin, Peter's father, who performed and recorded it.
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Soloist: Marie-Pierre Langlamet Paris Théâtre du Châtelet - New York City Ballet - "Les Étés de la Danse" (July 7, 11, 15, 16): Estancia (full work).
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The first, on Wednesday, offers three Copland works, including Schumann's Second Symphony and the seldom-heard jazz-infused Piano Concerto, featuring Inon Barnatan as soloist.
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The vocal lines are lyrical and mostly moderate: as clean, clear and calm as the voice of the soprano Sarah Shafer, a well-chosen soloist.
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Next, Mr. Gersen conducted the young musicians in a stirring rendition of Tchaikovsky's smoldering Piano Concerto No. 1, with Steven Lin as the able soloist.
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This gently dignified piece, with childlike simplicity and few extremes, all but dares its soloist to achieve majesty at a whisper, to only suggest virtuosity.
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This Saturday, as a tribute to Previn's memory at the opening weekend of Tanglewood, the Boston Symphony will assay the concerto, with Mutter as soloist.
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Jerome Burns was a joy to watch as the soloist in "Michael's Journey" from "Thursday," perhaps the greatest trumpet concerto not to have that name.
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Other ARP models followed: the even smaller Pro-Soloist, with preset sounds; the String Ensemble; and the polyphonic Omni, which became the company's best seller.
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ANTHONY TOMMASINI An earlier version of this article misidentified the soloist in a performance of Mahler's Fourth Symphony by the forces of Trinity Wall Street.
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An intensely responsive soloist, he maneuvers with assurance as Mr. Alexander dances about him, bright chords and buzzing inflections laying fresh bait at every turn.
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"I struggled internally with being cast in Tea as a person with Asian heritage," said Georgina Pazcoguin, a City Ballet soloist who is part Filipino.
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But before that, as the soloist perched on the plank as if on a dock, gazing into the distance, I was reminded of something else.
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The beginning of the Sibelius concerto was deliberate and hushed, a mist through which the soloist, Augustin Hadelich, pulled a soft, silvery thread of sound.
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The other focuses on British music, with Tippett's oratorio "A Child of Our Time" following Sheku Kanneh-Mason as the soloist in Elgar's Cello Concerto.
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Mr. Roditi most recently recorded as a guest soloist with the all-female Diva Jazz Orchestra on the album "Diva & the Boys," released last year.
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Its three sections — to music by Alice Coltrane, Laura Nyro and the Voices of East Harlem — carry the soloist through states of grieving and rejoicing.
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The beguiling young soprano Julia Bullock was the soloist in Mr. Berger's mysterious and hazy 22-minute work — settings of seven love poems by Petrarch.
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As in soloist competitions (which are usually accompanied by allegations that the wrong performer won), it is almost impossible to judge the musical quality of choirs.
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Praised for the beauty and integrity of his interpretations, he is now a globe-trotting guest conductor (his wife, Marielle Labèque, is often the piano soloist).
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Tyler Angle, as usual a heavenly partner, was just as scrupulous on his own, though Ana Sophia Scheller, in the female soloist role, was depressingly wooden.
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As a soloist, meanwhile, he acknowledges Bach's six Cello Suites as his cornerstone: sublime works which fill him with a mixture of fascination, awe and fear.
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Korngold's caloric and deftly scored Violin Concerto gave the orchestra more chances to shine giddily, though the real point here is virtuosic display by the soloist.
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" The concerts, conducted by David Robertson, include Mr. Williams's bravura tuba concerto with the orchestra's own Alan Baer as soloist, and Holst's ever popular "The Planets.
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The soloist for six songs from Mahler's "Des Knaben Wunderhorn" was to have been the bass-baritone Eric Owens, the Philharmonic's artist in residence this season.
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A music review on Saturday about the Met Orchestra, at Carnegie Hall, misspelled the given name of the piano soloist in Rachmaninoff's Piano Concerto No.2.
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Mr. Cirio is a company soloist still in his first year with Ballet Theater; this was his first full-length role at the Metropolitan Opera House.
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The song is the first posthumous No. 1 for a lead soloist since The Notorious B.I.G.'s "Mo Money Mo Problems" in 1997, according to Billboard.
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At 12 he joined a choir conducted by a prominent cantor, Joshua Samuel Weisser, who featured him as a soloist on a Yiddish-language radio program.
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Though Ms. Pazcoguin is a soloist, she's long registered as one of the company's most memorable dancers; the blaze and drive she shows here are stunning.
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In June, she will appear in Carnegie's main hall as the soloist with the Philadelphia Orchestra in Prokofiev's Third Piano Concerto, one of her signature works.
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The soprano Aphrodite Patoulidou was an entrancing soloist in Vivier's "Lonely Child," a head trip of a piece in a musical language both direct and mysterious.
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In the meantime, you can hear his soloist turn in Mozart's Clarinet Concerto in A, part of a radio broadcast preserved on the orchestra's SoundCloud page.
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And as a saxophone soloist, Mr. Richardson went in every direction but the one you expected; he played arcing, bluesy, honeydew phrases without submitting to cliché.
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In "The Tenant," Mr. Whiteside, along with the Ballet Theater soloist Cassandra Trenary, stars in Mr. Pita's dance-play, inspired by the novel by Roland Topor.
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Steven Stucky's "Radical Light," a tribute of sorts to Sibelius, opens the bill, followed by the conductor's own "Mania," with Jonathan Roozeman as the cello soloist.
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Anchoring the program is Steve Reich's "Cello Counterpoint" from 2003, in which the live soloist weaves through the kinetically sparkling texture of seven recorded cello lines.
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The soloist Devon Teuscher makes her New York debut in the dual role of Odette-Odile at the Wednesday matinee, alongside Alexandre Hammoudi as Prince Siegfried.
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A similar frostiness permeated a recent performance in Berlin of Beethoven's Third Piano Concerto that was often at odds with its more freewheeling soloist, Daniel Barenboim.
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First, Mr. Say will be the soloist in Mozart's Piano Concerto No. 21 in C; then he will play his own Second Piano Concerto ("Silk Road").
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During this period he toured as a soloist and chamber musician, demonstrating a versatility with both period and modern instruments that was unusual for the time.
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In "Rubies," Ms. Reichlen's gleaming, sly, huge-scaled performance of the soloist role has long seemed definitive, while Mr. de Luz's charmingly assertive style is effective.
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As combative, provocative and sincere an advocate for his instrument as any soloist I know, Mr. Esfahani was once called a "harpsichord ninja" by the BBC.
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There are six supporting dancers (three men, three women); and, as with Mr. Peck's premiere, every soloist is often shown as part of an inclusive ensemble.
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During this period he toured as a soloist and chamber musician, demonstrating a versatility with both period and modern instruments that was unusual for the time.
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For a more rewarding solution to Mr. Lang's indisposition, Mr. Corea might have simply replaced Mr. Lang as soloist and presented his personal take on Gershwin.
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"It is all a matter of giving the soloist more freedom to explore harmonically," Mr. Tyner said in 1963, when the quartet was in its prime.
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And while she's happy to have been promoted to soloist, she said she was also glad to have spent four years in the corps de ballet.
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The extraordinary story of her seven-decades-long career as a soloist is perhaps best told through the five historic concerts that cemented her place in history.
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They watch a soloist in the center or an encounter that looks like an aestheticized scuffle, combining the weight-sharing of contact improvisation with more aggressive intent.
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Rockmore performed as a soloist with the New York Philharmonic, the Philadelphia Orchestra, and the Toronto Symphony and often alongside her sister, the famous pianist Nadia Reisenberg.
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Mr. Hanick, who played Milton Babbitt's 12-tone Second Piano Concerto at the Juilliard School in January, is becoming the soloist of choice for such thorny works.
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As a soloist, Selway has moved away from the drums, which are a natural extension of his body, showing his side as a guitarist, singer, and composer.
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Each movement begins with a cadenza, so the soloist (the conjurer of the title) can establish the character of the percussion choir and make clear who's boss.
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Another male soloist, Alexei Hammoudi, a tall dancer partnering Ms. Seo on Wednesday, brought poignancy to Act II and impressive attack in Act III to the Prince.
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The song recently became the first posthumous No. 1 for a lead soloist since The Notorious B.I.G.'s "Mo Money Mo Problems" in 1997, according to Billboard.
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Ravel's "La Valse" and Stravinsky's "The Rite of Spring" frame a performance of Beethoven's Piano Concerto No. 3, featuring the formidable pianist Maria João Pires as soloist.
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Titania was Simone Messmer, a striking long-term soloist of American Ballet Theater who, after a short time with San Francisco Ballet, is now a principal here.
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At the end of the performance, Didier Bramaz, a principal soloist who played Bottom with beautiful humanity, was honored for 20 years' service to Miami City Ballet.
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At least among partnerships in which the pianist is a recognized soloist in his own right, I can think of no finer duo in lieder than this.
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In the company hierarchy, Ms. Fentroy is a second soloist, and it's to Mr. Forsythe's credit that he has given her the spotlight and drawn her out.
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The highlight of the concert, though, was the performance of Prokofiev's Third Piano Concerto with the fast-rising, stunningly-gifted Italian pianist Beatrice Rana as the soloist.
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Later in the spring, after a number of soloist engagements, she will record Mr. Aho's double concerto for harp and English horn with the Antwerp Symphony Orchestra.
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I don't want to be a soloist, I want to be in an orchestra, and there are so many talented people who haven't gotten their first shot.
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The work opens with its male soloist dressed as a construction worker, in a blue hard hat and white jumpsuit, carefully laying down a perimeter of tape.
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As part of it, Calvin Royal III, an African-American soloist at American Ballet Theater, performed the "Agon" pas de deux with Unity Phelan of City Ballet.
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He envisioned a career as a concert pianist and made his debut in 1945 at Town Hall in New York, as the first black instrumental soloist there.
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She was a soloist in Solti's milestone recording of Mahler's epic Eighth Symphony, also with the Chicago Symphony, in Vienna; it won three Grammy Awards in 1972.
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But even without knowing this, most listeners, I think, will intuitively sense when the soloist in Mozart's slow movements becomes the pianist equivalent of a prima donna.
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A circle of metal rings in the center suggested the campfire spotlight in which the flamenco soloist traditionally performs, but Ms. Yerbabuena was not the dominant figure.
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Next month, for example, Ms. Cuckson will be the soloist with the Stuttgart State Orchestra for the European premiere of a violin concerto by Georg Friedrich Haas.
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Monday's concert involves the Tanglewood Music Center Orchestra playing Lutoslawski's Symphony No. 53 and Mr. Adès's own piano concerto, "In Seven Days," with the soloist Kirill Gerstein.
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Her final performances — in "Apollo" last Sunday afternoon and as a demi-soloist in "Theme and Variations" on Tuesday and Saturday — are in ballets by George Balanchine.
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And this alternation between soloist and support matches the music, even if it is not a concerto but a string quintet by Brahms (G major, Op. 111).
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These pairings are clustered around Ravel's Piano Concerto, with Mr. Greilsammer as both the soloist and conductor, one of the most exciting accounts of this piece available.
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Ms. Arnold was also the soloist for the American premiere of Matthew Ricketts's "Song Cycle" for soprano, viola (Gabriela Diaz) and recorders (Héloïse Degrugillier, switching between two).
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But Mr. Harding and Mr. Aimard, the splendid soloist in the Beethoven concerto, also showed that a certain amount of restraint can lend deeper dignity to valor.
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In separate interviews, they expressed similar ideas about interpreting the Brahms concerto, both likening it to a kind of chamber music rather than a showpiece for a soloist.
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The Pie Jesu, written for soprano or treble soloist, was sung here by the massed boys: a nice tribute to their fallen leader, whether or not so intended.
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The lineup of five programs, with four companies on each, includes the Australian troupe Bangarra Dance Theatre, the Kuchipudi soloist Shantala Shivalingappa and the storied flamenco dancer Farruquito.
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The dancer, 32, with green eyes and an unruly shock of dishwater blond hair, looked fit if somewhat chunkier than in his halcyon days as a Bolshoi soloist.
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In 2011 she made her conducting debut in Paris, simultaneously leading and singing Ligeti's crazed "Mysteries of the Macabre," a daunting enough assignment purely as a soprano soloist.
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Confronted with D.J.-turntables, a megaphone and clicking metal frogs — not to mention three percussion stations — the soloist resorts to hitting a metal barrel with a giant hammer.
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On Thursday, Compañía Rocío Molina presents "Danzaora & Vinática," which refers to the "new language" of the captivating soloist Rocío Molina, combining flamenco, ballet, Spanish classical dance and more.
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It brings Korngold's Violin Concerto (the soloist is the unmissable Leonidas Kavakos), along with Corigliano and Dvorak on Tuesday at Stern, and Shostakovich's titanic "Leningrad" Symphony on Wednesday.
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While Mr. Wa Lehulere took up the Dadaist legacy of putting found objects to symbolic use, the Brooklyn-based soloist Narcissister fired up the torch of Dada outrageousness.
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Joshua Bell brings the famed London chamber orchestra to Lincoln Center, leading it from the concertmaster's chair and acting as the soloist in Wieniawski's Violin Concerto No. 2.
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On Thursday, there's Mahler's Symphony No. 1, and the soloist Janine Jansen, a Perspectives artist this season, joins in for Bruch's Violin Concerto No. 1.212-247-7800, carnegiehall.
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Another Grieg staple, the Piano Concerto in A minor, was offered next, with the pianist Jean-Yves Thibaudet conveying the music's rhapsodic sweep and bold contrasts as soloist.
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The line between soloist and group is often blurry — to the extent that, when Ms. Monk cast the show, she didn't give out specific roles: Everyone learned everything.
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"I was very happy being a soloist, and I never wanted to enter an orchestra," she said, recalling her hesitation before she decided to go for the tryouts.
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Unity Phelan, a soloist with City Ballet, said that one of the best parts of class is when everyone signs on, and you can hear snippets of voices.
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Emanuel Ax plays twice, as the soloist in Haydn's Piano Concerto No. 11 and Stravinsky's Capriccio; on either side, Jaap Van Zweden conducts Mozart's first and last symphonies.
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You don't have to know about the history of the concerto genre to "get" that this form involves a back-and-forth between a soloist and an orchestra.
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Mr. Salonen wrote the work for his friend the cello virtuoso Anssi Karttunen, but the soloist here, Jonathan Roozeman, a young Finnish-Dutch cellist, proved a virtuoso himself.
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Mr. Tuckwell, Australian by birth, was a master of the French horn, one of the more difficult instruments in the orchestra to play well, especially as a soloist.
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Classical Music As combative, provocative and sincere an advocate for his instrument as any soloist I know, Mr. Esfahani was once called a "harpsichord ninja" by the BBC.
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And there was a 19-year-old cello soloist, Sheku Kanneh-Mason, the first black musician to win the BBC's Young Musician Award in its 38-year history.
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Renée Anne Louprette played the Organ Concerto beautifully, and K. Scott Warren conducted St. Ignatius choirs in Poulenc's crowning Gloria, with Wendy Baker as an excellent soprano soloist.
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The chirpy Symphony No. 2212 and the sparkling "Linz" Symphony bracket a performance of the Piano Concerto No. 2501, with the rising star pianist Benjamin Grosvenor as soloist.
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The program will include music performed by the Momenta Quartet and a short film choreographed by Trenary for herself and the Ballet Theater soloist Calvin Royal III. colabdance.
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The Piano Concerto (1926), offered with the soloist Inon Barnatan, is arguably Copland's deepest engagement with jazz—and with Gershwin, whose "Rhapsody in Blue" is a close relation.
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A tall, striking dancer who combined sensuous grace with nuanced force, Ms. Meehan came to notice as a leading soloist in the Hawkins troupe from 1961 to 1970.
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The program will include music performed by the Momenta Quartet and a short film choreographed by Trenary for herself and the Ballet Theater soloist Calvin Royal III. colabdance.
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At a recent rehearsal, one of the dancers, Claire Kretzschmar — a City Ballet soloist — aimed her arms as if she were about to shoot a bow and arrow.
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But adding some of Bryant's fully array of scoring moves—and more of his soloist mentality—to Leonard's selfless approach might end up creating a perfect offensive force.
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Sergei Redkin is the soloist for the fourth concerto, composed for Paul Wittgenstein, who lost his right arm during World War I. Sergei Babayan performs the boisterous fifth concerto.
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Dreams and Daggers — Cécile McLorin Salvant Best Improvised Jazz Solo "Can't Remember Why" — Sara Caswell, soloist; track from Whispers On The Wind by Chuck Owen and the Jazz Surge
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At the BBC Proms this summer, Christa Schönfeldinger was the glass harmonica soloist in the British premiere of an orchestral opus by Jörg Widmann, a German composer, called "Armonica".
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Tall, quiet, mature, handsome, self-effacing, the dancer Craig Hall, a soloist with New York City Ballet, bade one kind of farewell on Sunday afternoon with grace and warmth.
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The symphony's featured soloist was the synthesized "diva" Hatsune Miku, a singing digital avatar created by the Japanese company Crypton Future Media, who sang and danced Mr. Tomita's score.
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This conductorless ensemble pairs it with Tchaikovsky's Violin Concerto (the soloist is Vadim Gluzman) and Mendelssohn's "Scottish" Symphony as part of its four-concert series at Carnegie Hall. Feb.
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Justin Peck, a soloist with City Ballet as well as its resident choreographer, came to Paris a month earlier than his colleagues to work with the Paris Opera Ballet.
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For Georgina Pazcoguin, the New York City Ballet soloist who plays Victoria in the current Broadway revival of that Andrew Lloyd Webber musical, the role fulfills a childhood dream.
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The piece begins in trickster style, with the soloist playing a funky ostinato modelled on Henry Mancini's "Peter Gunn" theme and a detuned honky-tonk piano adding offbeat accents.
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The program offers works by Wagner and Tchaikovsky, as well as the premiere of Julia Adolphe's "Unearth, Release," a concerto for viola that will feature Cynthia Phelps as soloist.
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Once again, the troupe's director, Eric Gauthier, a former soloist with Stuttgart Ballet, has assembled a medley of works by contemporary European, Israeli and Taiwanese choreographers, all impeccably danced.
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Although electronic music was uncommon at the time, Rockmore went on to perform as a soloist with the New York Philharmonic, The Philadelphia Orchestra, and the Toronto Symphony Orchestra.
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Over an 18-month period, researcher Robert McCauley and his team from Curtin University recorded soloist fish, or fish that talk together, off the western coast of the country.
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It's more important, however, to observe that Ballet Theater keeps becoming more of a company — with a profusion of talented dancers at corps and soloist levels — and increasingly stylish.
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JOSHUA BARONE The 35-year-old Swiss pianist Francesco Piemontesi made a wonderful impression last weekend as a soloist with the Mostly Mozart Festival Orchestra, conducted by Thomas Dausgaard.
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And on this program, it spiked when Melissa Toogood — a member of the Cunningham company's final generation — shared the stage with the American Ballet Theater soloist Calvin Royal III.
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Mellow and unobtrusive, with a heavy debt to Minimalism and its rock-infused progeny, his music is at its best when he's his own softly suggestive electric guitar soloist.
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It profiles Alex Honnold, the world's foremost free soloist, as he attempts his greatest and most dangerous feat yet: climbing Yosemite's El Capitan without any ropes or safety gear.
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In passages, the soloist seems to be trying out a kind of rag, but while the rhythm has a gentle, low-slung swing, the piano never finds its footing.
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The Paris Opera, meanwhile, has stuck to a mix of older, more familiar editions so that singers can easily jump in if a soloist is indisposed, Mr. Carsen explained.
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For nearly 34743 years, he has reigned through this silky Dominican dance music: first as the frontman of the Bronx-based band Aventura, then as a soloist since 2011.
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In 1955, he photographed Marian Anderson, who was performing in Verdi's "Un Ballo in Maschera," the first African-American soloist to sing on the stage of the Metropolitan Opera.
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The first, on Friday, Saturday and Tuesday, takes in Stravinsky's "The Rite of Spring," Ashley Fure's "Filament" and Beethoven's Piano Concerto No. 5, with Daniil Trifonov as the soloist.
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"There once were days so bright," the soloist sings to wistful music that could be outtakes from Copland's opera "The Tender Land," but with a more astringent harmonic language.
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But a winning solo, with brightly ballet jumps, came from Craig Salstein, an engaging former company soloist who, after 16 years, here made a farewell appearance with the company.
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For ballet dancers, the rank of soloist can be frustrating: In recent years, Ms. Teuscher's biggest fear was that she would grow stagnant as she had seen others do.
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His arms raised high, he had the look of a soloist conducting from the piano, sometimes in conflict with the stately, controlled orchestral accompaniment led by Jaap van Zweden.
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Lang Lang seems to be the go-to soloist for many orchestras when they try to swell their coffers with a gala concert, and the Philharmonic is no exception.
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Ms. Young and her baritone soloist, David Tinervia, fashioned a text based on documents describing the sinking of Ernest Shackleton's ship, the Endurance, on his exploratory journey in 1915.
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The choreographer David Parsons has long been drawn to flight; in his enduringly popular "Caught," a soloist, aided by a strobe light, appears airborne for longer than humanly possible.
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It was exhausting to listen to, and it might alienate the audience at the New York City Ballet, where Peck is both a soloist and the company's resident choreographer.
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But the connections were not obvious when the Andres piece came first, conducted by Courtney Lewis with Jonathan Biss as soloist: Who knows all the Beethoven cadenzas by heart?
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Graduating into the company of the Dance Theater of Harlem, he was promoted at the end of his first season to soloist, and joined American Ballet Theater in 2003.
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The first two concerts are led by Adam Fischer, and include Beethoven and Bartok on Saturday, and Haydn and Mozart on Sunday, with Leonidas Kavakos as the violin soloist.
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Matthias Pintscher leads the Philharmonic this week, and the conductor-composer brings along one of his own works, the violin concerto "Mar'eh," in which Renaud Capuçon is the soloist.
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He has remixed songs for the likes of the XX and Spoon, and as a soloist, his work has long incorporated nearly equal parts electronic effects and live performance.
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At times, the staging bordered on the twee, as when the soprano soloist, Marlis Petersen, sang "Ihr habt nun Traurigkeit" while floating on a swing suspended from the ceiling.
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For this program Mr. Fischer conducts Weber's Overture to "Der Freischütz," Liszt's Piano Concerto No. 78003, with the formidable pianist Marc-André Hamelin as soloist, and Prokofiev's popular Fifth Symphony.
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A conductor is under pressure to come up with something fresh to say, which Mr. Jordan did in the Prokofiev and, thanks to the exciting soloist Julia Fischer, the Mendelssohn.
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And then there's a shot of the regal composer Duke Ellington urging on a soloist; the Duke seems so close you can almost smell the pomade in his wavy hair.
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Garrison, who played with Jones in Ornette Coleman's band, drove the band with hard-charging walking lines, and he was every bit as compelling a soloist as his band mates.
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Unhooking a metaphorical Pandora's box of odd sounds and creative flourishes, "Confirmation" is evidence that the London soloist is unafraid to drag his alt-pop wizardry to imaginative new places.
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But first, on Sunday David Robertson will take the podium with an all-Strauss lineup that features two tone poems and the "Four Last Songs," with Renée Fleming as soloist.
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The subscription series begins the following night with the brilliant violinist Lisa Batiashvili will be the soloist in Tchaikovsky's Violin Concerto, followed by a repeat performance of the Dvorak symphony.
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For this American Ballet Theater soloist, who made her New York debut in Alexei Ratmansky's production of "The Sleeping Beauty" opposite James Whiteside, the performance was too fresh to analyze.
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On Friday and Saturday he will lead the orchestra in Dvorak's burnished Symphony No. 26 as well as Beethoven's Apollonian Violin Concerto, with the silver-toned Nikolaj Znaider as soloist.
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When playing as a soloist, blind pianist Kevin Satizabal said he has previously had to sit close to the conductor and listen for their breathing to know when to begin.
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On Thursday, Mr. Huang, 38, who began his tenure last season, revealed the full range of his talents as the soloist in Bruch's Violin Concerto No. 1 in G minor.
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"We have to stay underwater for five minutes at first, so it's really hard to sing afterwards," said the baritone Thomas Tatzl, a soloist alongside Christina Landshamer and Robin Tritschler.
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As the lone female soloist of "Rubies" — its dangerously commanding mistress of ceremonies — the much younger Emily Kikta was just as terrific an example of Balanchine's view of girl power.
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While Mr. Balter's writing for the flute soloist is bafflingly complex, for the other performers he breaks free from traditional notation, offering illustrations and directions in lieu of sheet music.
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There is also the premiere of a clarinet concerto, "Astounding Angels," by Jonathan Dawe — with Vasko Dukovski as the soloist — and music by Phil Taylor and Nina C. Young.ensemble-echappe.
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Then came the slashing string and wind lines, like rain blowing sideways, with which Beethoven conjures maximum chaos and desperation before the bass soloist suddenly breaks through, singing O Freunde!
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She will be the soloist in the Met Orchestra's concert at Carnegie Hall on June 5, singing Mozart's "Exsultate, jubilate" and the solo in the finale of Mahler's Fourth Symphony.
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Mr. Dudamel and the soloist, the pianist Sergio Tiempo (making his Philharmonic debut), gave the premiere of this kinetic, three-movement, half-hour work in the fall in Los Angeles.
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