violinist
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3.7
- noun
- /ˌvaɪəˈlɪnɪst/
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violinista
- Their child, a year or so older, a violinist, was scheduled to appear later in the program.
- violinist performing
- violinists and cellists
- violinists and vocalists
Isaac Stern, the famous violinist, said music is what happens between the notes.
- Isaac Stern, the famous violinist, said music is what happens between the notes.
- You know, Isaac Stern, the the virtuoso violinist, said music is what happens between the notes.
- And in our first episode, we talked about his experience in Air Force boot camp because he is a violinist with the United States Air Force.
- What if the violinist was Tom Gently's brother?
- We look at a a, a Symphony Orchestra violinist.
- And the way that he described Nick Ikado was as Nicholas Perry, the violinist, veganist.
- Isaac Stern said, the famous violinist said trust, He said music happens between the notes.
- And then you have the virtuoso violinist or teacher who works far less hard.
- He's a virtuoso violinist and a virtuosic virtual virtuosistic.
- And finally the first year violinist stood up and said, that's just to show you that no fucking music comes out of that baton of yours, right?
Examples
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Dr. Valerie is an accomplished violinist, and Dr. Steven is an avid singer and guitarist.
Academic text (2015) -
Yes, but I was a violinist, and that was years ago.
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I mean, she was a very brilliant violinist and a child.
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The teacher at this school was a violinist with three years of string teaching experience.
Academic text (2014) -
The teacher at this high school was a violinist with 11 years of teaching experience and a master's degree.
Academic text (2014) -
Isaac Stern, the famous violinist, said music is what happens between the notes.
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As the cyclists entered, a violinist and a singer took up playing.
Fiction book (2002) -
Anne Marie Calhoun is the leading rock violinist in the world.
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She's an outstanding violinist.
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The concert featured a talented violinist who played a beautiful solo piece.
Synonyms
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4.3
A person who plays the violin often in folk music
How Skilled
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8.0
41
3.7
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Violinist comes from violin, which itself comes from Italian violino, meaning 'small viola', plus the ending -ist, which means 'a person who does something', as in pianist. So a violinist is 'a person who plays the violin'.