n.独奏者，独唱者，单独表演者

原形：soloist复数：soloists

The soloist captivated the audience with her virtuoso performance on the violin.
独奏家以她的小提琴精湛表演迷倒了观众。
As a soloist, he has toured internationally, performing in some of the world's most prestigious concert halls.
作为独奏家，他已在国际上巡演，在世界上一些最负盛名的音乐厅演出。
The pianist was invited to be the featured soloist at the orchestra's annual gala.
钢琴家受邀成为乐团年度庆典的特约独奏嘉宾。
Her debut as a soloist marked the beginning of a brilliant career in classical music.
她作为独奏家的首次登台标志着她在古典音乐领域辉煌事业的开始。
The jazz ensemble always leaves room for improvisation by the soloist.
爵士乐队总是留有空间让独奏者即兴演奏。
Despite being a skilled soloist, she prefers collaborating with other musicians in chamber music settings.
尽管是一位技巧高超的独奏家，她更喜欢在室内乐环境中与其他音乐家合作。
The soloist's emotive interpretation of the sonata brought tears to the eyes of many in attendance.
独奏者对奏鸣曲富有情感的演绎让在场的许多人流下了眼泪。
He has been praised for his ability to seamlessly blend into an ensemble when not taking the lead as a soloist.
他因能在不担任独奏主角时无缝融入合奏团而受到赞誉。
The concert ended with a standing ovation for the soloist's breathtaking rendition of Rachmaninoff's Piano Concerto No. 2.
音乐会以独奏者对拉赫玛尼诺夫第二钢琴协奏曲令人叹为观止的演绎结束，全场起立鼓掌。
As a soloist, she is known for her ability to bring fresh interpretations to even the most familiar pieces.
作为一名独奏家，她以能为即使是最为人熟知的作品带来新颖诠释而闻名。