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Here we go again with an exceptional young soloist being pushed into the limelight too soon.

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You’ve constantly reinvented yourself from a harmony singer to a lead singer in a band to soloist to an actress to band member again and now as a fashion collaborator.

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The Rachmaninoff recordings of Dudamel and Wang remain preferable but not for the soloists, both of whom are extraordinary and authentic with no need to compete.

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However, a less serious injury, earlier in the season, means she feels part of a group expedition, rather than a rehabbing soloist, as she works towards a different outcome.

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He tended to leave orchestration to others, more concerned with highlighting the fabulous improvising soloists in his band.

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