Word Finder - solos

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A piece of music for one performer.

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A job or performance done by one person alone.

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(games) A card game similar to whist in which each player plays against the others in turn without a partner

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A single shot of espresso.

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An instance of soloing the football.

We all began playing and then it was time for the improvised solos.

Long self indulgent wailing guitar solos became a thing of the past.

Try complete solos in a variety of styles from ballads to Britpop all this supported with guitar tabs.

This website collects multiple versions of each song from contributors, so you'll find everything from intros to solos to full tabs for lead, rhythm and bass.

Crushing riffs, Shredding solos, pounding drums and skull smashing basslines.

Three Optare Solos have been ordered for recently won tenders in Oxford due to commence on 4th June.

These new waltz soloists generate professional, innovative solos for the most sophisticated jazz waltzes.

These new Waltz soloists generate professional, innovative solos for the most sophisticated jazz waltzes.

The Eric Clapton collection includes tabs for guitar and bass, as well as individual tabs for some of Claptons most famous solos.

Yes, it is, but it also features one of the most famous guitar solos in rock and roll history.

In the spirit of a true rock and roll legend, he claims that the Sweet Home Alabama chords and complete guitar solos came to him in a dream that night.

In the 80s, that mix of electric guitar solos with pop sensibilities sold millions of records, not to mention tons of hair spray and pink lipstick for men and women alike.

Haydn's numerous examples of independent violoncello melodies are almost all either marked solo or written for such small orchestras that they would be played as solos.

The organ solos were just great loud, moody and so commanding.

Do there exist convincing alternatives to the transcription of the guitar solos or to venture upon new guitar improvisations?

Both Matt and Johnny take great solos, it gets quite jazzy, you almost forget how it all started.

Together they present an African musical Odyssey where township rhythms rub shoulders with Afrobeat as hi-life riffs follow jazz solos.

Lloyd created the searing solos while Verlaine provided the layered textures.

The band is augmented by a string quartet and woodwind solos.

Each measure includes the associated chord symbol, useful for beaking down the theory content of the solos.

He then takes the bass solos in Beethoven's ninth symphony for the inaugural performance of the Opera North 05/06 concert season in Huddersfield.

Everyone solos in a neat and tidy order, and everyone is understated when they play, which I like.

When playing longer solos, repetition can help a player keep it together.

In fact, improvising using arpeggio sequences can make for better sounding solos.

Hymns for Guitar in Tab - This book published by Alfred features easy solos and duets for guitar.

Single note lines are used in guitar solos and melodic lines that guitar players play in songs.

Part of bluegrass' charm lies in the instrumental solos which are improvisational and notoriously difficult to play.

Taking bluegrass guitar lessons can help guitarists rise to the challenge of playing these solos both in live performances and in a recording studio.

Tab has the ability to be a bit more specific since it can transcribe single note lines and solos, but there is still no indication of tempo or dynamics.

The guitar sections resemble Guitar Hero sequences and have similar gameplay techniques like solos, and Overdrive mode.

You will make U-1 fall in love, defeat bad guys, and learn about himself through songs and guitar solos.

Men often performed jig solos back in the early years, and they have gone on to evolve into not only square dance, but tap and hoe downs as well.

Watching dancers do solos and then seamlessly integrate back into a unison dance theme during the chorus of a song is part of the magic of line dance.

He was chosen to sing the baritone solos in the four colleges performance of Mahler's Symphony No. 8 in the Royal Albert Hall.

Another early influence was the verse anthem of the English baroque, in which florid solos alternated with slightly more sedate choruses.

Livius himself took part in his plays, and in order to spare his voice he introduced the custom of having the solos (cantica) sung by a boy, while he himself represented the action of the song by dumb show.