gambist (Meaning)
Wordnet
gambist (n)
a musician who performs upon the viola da gamba
Webster
gambist (n.)
A performer upon the viola di gamba. See under Viola.
Synonyms & Antonyms of gambist
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gambist Sentence Examples
- The gambist's nimble fingers danced across the strings of the viola da gamba.
- The rich, sonorous tones of the gamba filled the concert hall, captivating the audience.
- The acclaimed gambist performed a virtuoso solo piece, showcasing his exceptional technique.
- The ensemble of gambists played intricate polyphonic music, creating a harmonious blend of sound.
- The gambist's repertoire included works by renowned composers such as Marin Marais and Johann Sebastian Bach.
- The early music festival featured several performances by world-renowned gambists.
- The gambist's profound understanding of the instrument allowed him to interpret complex pieces with great sensitivity.
- The gamba, played by the gambist, served as a continuo instrument in Baroque music.
- The gambist's passion for his craft inspired a new generation of musicians.
- The gambist's performance transported the audience back in time, evoking the elegance and grandeur of the Renaissance.
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a musician who performs upon the viola da gambaA performer upon the viola di gamba. See under Viola.
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The gambist's nimble fingers danced across the strings of the viola da gamba.
The rich, sonorous tones of the gamba filled the concert hall, captivating the audience.
The acclaimed gambist performed a virtuoso solo piece, showcasing his exceptional technique.
The ensemble of gambists played intricate polyphonic music, creating a harmonious blend of sound.
