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Topic: MUSIC
Date:
1600-1700
Language:
Italian
Origin:
solo
'alone'
, from
Latin
solus;
SOLE
1
solo
2
noun
solo
2
plural
solos
[
countable
]
1
APM
a piece of music for one performer
[↪
duet
,
trio
]
:
a gorgeous piano solo
2
TT
when someone flies or does an activity alone
:
his first solo
Definition of solo from the Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English within
the topic MUSIC
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band
bar
C
cover
(v)
cover
(n)
cut
D
dance
do
f.
fa
flat
(a)
flat
(n)
flat
(a)
g
grand
group
high
hip hop
hot
jazz
key
la
leader
major
march
mi
mode
music
musical
(a)
musical
(n)
natural
(a)
natural
(n)
note
number
p.
part
pick
(v)
pick
(n)
play
player
pop
range
record
register
request
rest
rock
round
run
score
(n)
score
(v)
set
setting
single
so
solo
(a)
solo
(n)
song
staff
standard
step
study
suite
tempo
theme
ti
time
track
voice
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