Noun:

ऑर्गनिस्ट,

organists's Usage Examples:

At the first festival following Elgar's death (1934), Sumsion proposed that the three cathedral organists each conduct one of the Elgar works on the program, a welcome division of labour for the host conductor that would later become standard practice.

He and guest organists gave regular recitals on what The Musical Times described as the fine Norman and Beard organ there.

Noteworthy assistant organistsAlma Wilson Baecker (asst.

The organ was still not entirely finished in September of that year, when Alexandre Guilmant, one of the most famous organists of the day, presented 40 very well-attended recitals on the organ.

There is now a regular season of organ recitals at the venue featuring famous classical organists from around the world.

The American Guild of Organists (AGO) is an international organization of academic, church, and concert organists in the U.

Associated with the Bach family, who worked there as organists, the church burned down in 1753 and 1808 when fires raged through the town, but was rebuilt each time.

those picture pagodas of fragrant memory with the jeweled curtains the fountained goldfish, the rising orchestras (and falling organists), the tinkling.

'Some supporters of the living method of interpretation, such as professors Michael Kammen and Bruce Ackerman, refer to themselves as organists.

Synonyms:

musician, player, instrumentalist,