独どく奏そう

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独奏する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'

Meanings

instrumental solo; solo performance

Refers to a solo performance on a musical instrument, as opposed to vocal solo (独唱). Can be used as a noun or with する to mean 'to perform a solo'.

〈楽がっ器き〉で独どく奏そうするto perform a solo on an instrument
彼かれはバイオリンで独どく奏そうした。
He performed a solo on the violin.
独どく奏そうを披ひ露ろうするto give a solo performance
コンサートで美うつくしい独どく奏そうを披ひ露ろうした。
She gave a beautiful solo performance at the concert.
〈楽がっ器き〉の独どく奏そうa solo on a particular instrument
ピアノの独どく奏そうが始はじまった。
The piano solo began.

ソロN1
独奏 is the formal Japanese term for an instrumental solo performance, while ソロ is the more casual, widely used loanword covering both music and 'doing something alone'.
独どく演えん
独奏 is limited to an instrumental solo, whereas 独演 is broader and can include spoken, acted, or comedic solo performances.

合がっ奏そう
合奏 means an ensemble performance by multiple players, the direct opposite of 独奏, a performance by a single player.
重じゅう奏そう
独奏 means a solo instrumental performance by one player, the opposite of 重奏's small-group performance.
伴ばん奏そう
独奏 is a solo performance with no accompaniment at all, the opposite of 伴奏, which is playing in support of a main performer.
室しつ内ない楽がく
室内楽 is performed by a small ensemble of musicians, whereas 独奏 refers to a single performer playing alone.

独どく唱しょう
独唱 and 独奏 look and sound similar, but 独唱 is a vocal solo while 独奏 is specifically an instrumental solo.
弾ひき語がたり
独奏 is a solo instrumental performance with no singing, while 弾き語り involves singing while accompanying oneself on an instrument.

Compound of 独 (alone) and 奏 (play music). The reading is on'yomi.