Behind Thomas marched the twenty-three-verse soloist and the other faithful few, followed by the seven Breeze boys, gay with yellow streamers made from the wrapping of a ham.

Through throes of terrible convulsion it had come to possess an organ, a paid soloist, and a Ladies' Aid, that insidious first thing in women's clubs.

Or elseas when some soloist is done

Like the piano, he has no place in a symphony: he is a soloist and performs by himself,in solitude, it may be; or, if in company with other instruments, only as principal; or for setting the tone, as in singing.

James W. Foley Unmusical Soloist, The..................... Joseph Morris Unsubdued..................................

THE UNMUSICAL SOLOIST

A Lesson from History; Borrowed Feathers; Can You Sing a Song?; If You Can't Go Over or Under, Go Round; Philosophy for Croakers; Swellitis; The Glad Song; The Unmusical Soloist; Two Raindrops.

Another early soloist was Orpheus, the beautiful love story of whose life is common property.

The regular landing-stages were taken by transports, tracks were held for troop-trains, and it was night before we got down to London, where crowds and buses stormed along as usual and barytone soloists in every music-hall were roaring defiance to the Kaiser and reiterating that Britannia ruled the waves.

I constantly forced my accelerandos and rubatos upon the soloist, often throwing the duet entirely out of gear.

There are good pianists, soloists, who are not good accompanists; it takes more than just the ability to play the piano to work with a singer, and especially with a singer like me.

Doodles is going to be soprano soloist in the boy choir at Trinity Church!

Emilie was a beautiful blonde with a beautiful voice, and she and Wagner were wont to sing duets together, as he wrote them; and she was the soloist in a concert he gave.

The oratorios are given with a full orchestra and eminent soloists.

The singer cannot humor himself as the soloist can, but must go right on with the grand advance of the company.

No soloist gets this.

"Some would-be soloists make a great mistake right here.

They think that chorus work spoils them as soloists.

They will be helped and the soloist will not be harmed.

All the great soloists have served their time as chorus singers.

The harmonica soloist.

The harmonica soloist.

The harmonica soloist.

The harmonica soloist.

If he dared to howl when Bud was extemporizing, Bud would rebuke him solemnly, explaining that it was not considered polite in the best circles to interrupt a soloist.