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Notating that the orchestra should join on the repeat ?

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Hi

In a piece for soloist and orchestra in a section with a repeat, is there a common / accepted way to show that the soloist plays solo the first time through and then the orchestra joins on the repeat? Or do you have to just write it all out without a repeat and let the orchestra come in as notated?

35 minutes ago, Brs said:

Hi

In a piece for soloist and orchestra in a section with a repeat, is there a common / accepted way to show that the soloist plays solo the first time through and then the orchestra joins on the repeat? Or do you have to just write it all out without a repeat and let the orchestra come in as notated?

Hello Brs and welcome to YC!

I think you should just write a piano part and then no repeat, but actually just the orchestra playing the material together after a few bars.

-TristanTheTristan

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