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cellist Definition

cel·list (c̸helist)

noun

a person who plays the cello

cellist Usage Examples

Possessives

  • world: Colin Carr, one of the world's great cellists, presents all six works across two concerts.

Converse of object

  • train: A classically trained cellist, she can make the cello sound like more than 50 other instruments.
  • become: He played the cello in various opera house orchestras and then in 1828 he became solo cellist at the Royal Chapel.
  • include: Performers include cellist Natalie Clein, violinist Catherine Leonard and the Artis Quartet.
  • see: The curtain opens, and we see a cellist passionately lost in his world of music.

Adjective modifier

  • renowned: Welcoming the new music specialism renowned cellist Julian Lloyd Webber said: " Having schools which specialize in different skills is a brilliant idea.
  • principal: Now principal cellist with The Academy of Ancient Music, she also teaches baroque cello at the Royal Scottish Academy of Music & Drama.
  • famous: San Juan's Casals Festival honors Pablo Casals, the famous cellist who came to call Puerto Rico home.
  • young: Chris Allan is a hugely talented young classical cellist who also plays the blues.
  • professional: The Far East figures highly in the life of this former professional cellist.
  • great: In October 1999 " Smiley " , Frank's play about the great cellist Jacqueline du Pre, was premiered in Brussels.

Converse of subject

  • perform: Performed exclusively by cellist Anton Lukoszevieze, the disk features the 45 minute long inner, written for him in 2000.
  • join: They were joined by cellist Truls Mørk who played exquisite interpretations of Prokofiev and Elgar.

Noun used with modifier

  • principal: Since then he has pursued a distinguished and varied career as soloist, chamber musician and Principal cellist.
  • solo: The meeting will be hosted by Matthew Sharp who has performed worldwide as singer, solo cellist and actor.
  • freelance: He currently works as a freelance cellist, harpsichordist and fortepianist, and conducts the period-instrument ensemble The Corelli Orchestra.
  • beginner: It is recommended that every beginner cellist learns from a cello method.