Solistin

female soloist

noun zoh-LIS-tin Rare

Usage Note

Solistin is the feminine form of Solist, the performer taking a solo role in a musical work or concert. In an orchestral context she may be a guest Solistin performing a concerto; in opera she is the leading female singer of a given evening.

Examples

"Die Solistin erhielt nach dem Konzert stehende Ovationen."

Natural Translation

The soloist received a standing ovation after the concert.

Literal Translation

The soloist received after the concert standing ovations.

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