syncopator (Meaning)

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syncopator (n)

a musician who plays syncopated jazz music (usually in a dance band)

The syncopated rhythm of the jazz ensemble filled the dance floor with infectious energy.
The composer's innovative syncopations challenged traditional notions of musical time signatures.
The pianist's virtuosic syncopated runs left the audience spellbound.
The syncopator's intricate eighth-note patterns created a mesmerizing rhythmic tapestry.
The syncopated beats in the tango music gave it a distinctive and seductive character.
The syncopations in the samba dance added a playful and syncopated flair.
The guitarist's syncopated arpeggios provided a percussive backdrop to the melody.
The syncopator's ability to create rhythmic tension and release was unparalleled.
The drummer's syncopated fills interlaced perfectly with the horn section's improvisations.
The syncopated dance moves of the breakdancers defied gravity and captivated the crowd.

a musician who plays syncopated jazz music (usually in a dance band)

shorten, abridge, curtail, dock, elide, cut back,truncate, abbreviate, digest, recapitulate

enlarge, enlarge, increase,extend, lengthen, elongate, increase, expand, elongate, supplement

The syncopated rhythm of the jazz ensemble filled the dance floor with infectious energy.

The composer's innovative syncopations challenged traditional notions of musical time signatures.

The pianist's virtuosic syncopated runs left the audience spellbound.

The syncopator's intricate eighth-note patterns created a mesmerizing rhythmic tapestry.