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(1) His guitar solos are just unbelievable.
(2) Brokaw solos brilliantly on this album.
(3) The piece of music contains some twiddly guitar solos.
(4) In the concert, there are three piano solos.
(5) Nakamura dances several solos in this production.
(6) I sang solos when I was six because I could carry a tune.
(7) There are some wonderful trumpet and trombone solos in the piece.
(8) Jim was asked to sing the bass solos.
(9) Its best range for solos is.
(10) The record features some remarkable guitar and piano solos.
(11) And Maritza had the best solos too.
(12) The band's solos are displays of true artistry.
(13) Miller solos are complex and radiant; his harmonic support for the group, magnificent.
(14) All the instrumentalists, of course, weave solos through this fabric of sustained notes[sentence dictionary], but the focal point is Threadgill.
(15) He develops long, thoughtful solos that move from ringing, robust sounds to delicate, soft melodic lines.
(16) So too does the use of solos or worship songs and instrumental pieces.
(17) Blues solos often employ double-stops to thicken up the lines.
(18) All of the solos are items from original Sousa programs.
(19) In some of the show-stopping solos, the dancers even danced on their hands.
(20) They cheered the solos, whooped-it-up for each selection and thoroughly enjoyed themselves.
(21) Bowie himself seems curiously offhand in his solos, but ready and voluble with the verbals.
(22) The jazzy clarinet and saxophone solos of Norbert Stachel work well in setting the New Orleans milieu early on as well.
(23) I wish people wouldn't rustle their programmes during the solos.
(24) Herwig and saxist Henderson played as a harmonizing duo, then split to alternate solos.
(25) An austere bravura exhibition for six dancers, it offers a series of solos of ever-increasing technical demands.
(26) No one stands out, although some emerge from the group in brief solos to express their personal sense of loss.
(27) It would do - just - although they would have to shorten some of the solos and adapt the range.
(28) There was no need for the others; nearly all her numbers were either solos or duets with the absent Gesner.
(29) This was no peace and love; here were no drum solos or effeminate synthesizers.
(30) And the one thing that myself and my friends all absolutely hated was guitar solos!