percussionist (Meaning)

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percussionist (n)

a musician who plays percussion instruments

The percussionist's rhythmic beats reverberated through the concert hall, energizing the audience.
The young percussionist showcased their astonishing dexterity on the timpani, creating thunderous rolls and delicate taps.
The symphony's percussion section, led by an experienced percussionist, provided a dynamic and driving foundation for the music.
The percussionist accompanied the vocalist, using a subtle shaker to enhance the ethereal atmosphere.
The experimental music group featured a percussionist who played unconventional instruments, such as a metal trash can and a cardboard box.
The percussionist's innovative use of found objects added a unique and percussive element to the performance.
The percussionist's mastery of the xylophone allowed them to create intricate melodies and rhythms, captivating listeners.
In the jazz trio, the percussionist provided a rhythmic backbone that supported the saxophonist's improvisations.
The percussionist was renowned for their ability to produce complex polyrhythms, creating a hypnotic and rhythmically challenging experience.
As the band reached its climax, the percussionist unleashed a thunderous crescendo that sent shivers down the audience's spines.

a musician who plays percussion instruments

organist, clarinetist, harpist, clarinettist, violist, violinist, cornetist, trumpeter, flautist, oboist

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The percussionist's rhythmic beats reverberated through the concert hall, energizing the audience.

The young percussionist showcased their astonishing dexterity on the timpani, creating thunderous rolls and delicate taps.

The symphony's percussion section, led by an experienced percussionist, provided a dynamic and driving foundation for the music.

The percussionist accompanied the vocalist, using a subtle shaker to enhance the ethereal atmosphere.