>Darcy had mentioned that the soloist was singing at the same time as
the rest of the soprano section - that was what made it awkward to
label. I suppose it might be even more awkward if the sopranos and the
soloist might or might not sing at the same time. All the more reason to
have a separate staff, in that case.
Christopher
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As a choir director, may I say that logic dictates. if the soloist and
section are singing at the same time, then nothing special need be
labeled: "solo" and "sopranos" is plenty sufficient. (Actually "solo",
and nothing else would probably do it, if there are four voice parts
left.) A soloist cannot sing two parts at the same time, and will
always find and choose the solo line first - that's why she is a soloist.
Raymond Horton, MCM
Minister of Music
Edwardsville United Methodist Church
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