alto solo

The alto solo shows what the person's soul is feeling.

Mr. Lake offered a deeply felt, thoughtfully organized alto solo.

The organ part consists of the alto solo line and a mostly unfigured bass.

Here, a children's choir imitating bells and a female chorus join the alto solo.

The second theme is a long orchestral recitative, which provides the music for the alto solo in the choral section.

Alto solo (used in fourth and fifth movements)

Nancy Maultsby took the brief, impassioned alto solo.

Alto solo: "The dark forces rise"

Alto Solo (sometimes credited as and sung by a mezzo-soprano) (used in fourth & fifth movements only)

The second number ("All the earth doth worship Thee") is also an alto solo with five-part chorus of the same general character.

It is written for chorus, large orchestra, soprano solo and incidental tenor and alto solos.

Lead Alto solo on Blue Bossa.

This work began in 1936 as a cantata for alto solo and orchestra, loosely based on a few select poems by Walt Whitman.

All employed a countertenor in the alto solos; in fact, all employed Drew Minter.

Welcome, Maids of Honour (Robert Herrick) (alto solo)

Christe eleison (Aria, Alto solo)

That conceit, which extended through the song's improvisational sections, nudged Mr. Wilson toward an excellent alto solo, both probing and playful in tone.

Sober alto solos, sung here by Anna Larsson, are set against women's and children's voices; considered are the pains and pleasures along the road toward eternity.

Laudato sia, mio Signore, per sora nostra matre terra, ("Alto solo")

Six Lullabies on text folk poetry for alto solo, small female choir and instrumental ensemble, or for alto and piano, Op.

Symphony No.1 in E major for large orchestra and alto solo, on the text of the sequence Stabat mater by Jacopon da Todi, op.

He played lead alto on most Ellington numbers from 1932 to 1946 but he was rarely heard as a soloist because Johnny Hodges got many of the alto solos.

Verse anthems have been frequently transposed to suit modern English cathedral choir voices so Record of John exists as an alto solo as well as the original tenor.