cellist's Usage Examples:

They were joined by cellist Truls Mørk who played exquisite interpretations of Prokofiev and Elgar.

The curtain opens, and we see a cellist passionately lost in his world of music.

95 This book recreates the magic of the greatest cellists in history.

In October 1999 " Smiley ", Frank's play about the great cellist Jacqueline du Pre, was premiered in Brussels.

He currently works as a freelance cellist, harpsichordist and fortepianist, and conducts the period-instrument ensemble The Corelli Orchestra.

What people may not know about her is that she's a longtime cellist, having attended the prestigious Julliard School as a young child.

He played the cello in various opera house orchestras and then in 1828 he became solo cellist at the Royal Chapel.

A classically trained cellist, she can make the cello sound like more than 50 other instruments.

Performers include cellist Natalie Clein, violinist Catherine Leonard and the Artis Quartet.

Now principal cellist with The Academy of Ancient Music, she also teaches baroque cello at the Royal Scottish Academy of Music ' Drama.

She played alongside Yo-Yo Ma, the noted cellist, in 1997's Sarabande, which is part of an Inspired by Bach series of shorts.

He had already attempted musical composition, and at this period produced several concertos pour basse, in the manner of the violoncellist, Lamarre, in whose name they were published.

San Juan's Casals Festival honors Pablo Casals, the famous cellist who came to call Puerto Rico home.

Synonyms:

violoncellist, player, musician, instrumentalist,

Antonyms:

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