soli
SaySOH-leeUS/ˈsoʊ.li/UK/ˈsəʊ.li/
Pluralsolis
- 1Plural of solo. A rare plural used in classical music, where most people say solos.
The recital featured three soli for cello.
Critics praised the violinist's two soli in the final act.
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- 2A part of a piece of music played together by a whole group or section, instead of by just one person.
Like when a whole group of singers sings the same line together, not just one person alone.
The strings played a beautiful soli in the slow movement.
During the soli, every violinist played the same tune together.
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soli is a form of solo
solo, noun: A piece of music meant to be played or sung by just one person. Full entry
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- solo → soli: irregular plural (no -s)
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