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solo

In musical notation, a piece or passage written for one performer. Sometimes this implies an accompaniment provided by another player or players; for instance, Bach's solo cello sonatas are written for unaccompanied cello, but his solo violin concertos are written for a single violinist with orchestral accompaniment.
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