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Topic - How common is an instrumental soloist playing a long stretch A Capella? - amioutaline? 17:03:29 11/28/14 (11)

• RE: How common is an instrumental soloist playing a long stretch A Capella? - pbarach 12:21:15 11/29/14 (5)
• you do realize A Capella means "without music", right? - cloudwalker 00:24:14 11/30/14 (4)
• RE: you do realize A Capella means "without music", right? - pbarach 02:26:13 11/30/14 (3)
• "singing without instrumental accompaniment" - Yes - Chris from Lafayette 09:43:10 11/30/14 (2)
• RE: I didn't think I needed to exclude Cadenzas (nt) - amioutaline? 17:24:34 11/30/14 (0)
• yeah, you guys are right. But.. - cloudwalker 12:31:26 11/30/14 (0)
• The structural form known as the Baroque or Classical concerto usually has a place for a solo (YT example) - John Marks 08:34:54 11/29/14 (2)
• RE: The structural form known as the Baroque or Classical concerto usually has a place for a solo (YT example) - bluemooze 14:06:24 11/29/14 (1)
• You are welcome. Menuhin's Kreisler cadenza embodies "Divine Frenzy." - John Marks 17:25:53 11/29/14 (0)
• Pretty common. A couple others come to mind - vinyl phanatic 07:38:44 11/29/14 (0)
• RE: How common is an instrumental soloist playing a long stretch A Capella? - ahendler 19:10:18 11/28/14 (0)

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• You are welcome. Menuhin's Kreisler cadenza embodies "Divine Frenzy." - John Marks 17:25:53 11/29/14 (0)