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timpanist

[ UK /tˈɪmpɐnˌɪst/ ]
NOUN
  1. a person who plays the kettledrums

How To Use timpanist In A Sentence

  • Only serious timpanists with outstanding intonation skills should attempt Batigne's Duplex.
  • The problem was figuring out what a young timpanist could play for a concerto.
  • The timpanist, however, sounds tentative throughout, as if afraid to overwhelm the trumpeters.
  • I feared to sip a drop of water, and I am sure that the timpanist saw me looking at him in awe and amazement.
  • During the long introduction of the Finale, the timpanist is required to re-tune his instrument for the key change that follows.
  • I could have easily been a concert percussionist and made a sweet living being lead timpanist for the Chicago Symphony Orchestra.
  • The timpanist is the featured member of the trio, carrying the majority of melodic weight.
  • I feared to sip a drop of water, and I am sure that the timpanist saw me looking at him in awe and amazement.
  • All timpanists carry a wide range of beaters to suit different music and different acoustics.
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