Noun:

இசைப்பாடகன், இசைப்பாடகி,

musician தமிழ் அர்த்தத்தின் உதாரணம்:

பிரபல தேஜனோ இசைப்பாடகியான செலெனாவின் பெயர் கோமசுக்கு சூட்டினார்கள்.

வாழும் நபர்கள் சைந்தவி (பிறப்பு 3 சனவரி 1989) ஒரு கருநாடக இசைப்பாடகியும் தென்னிந்திய திரையிசைப் பாடகியும் ஆவார்.

மேலும், ஒரு முக்கிய கசல் பாடகியாகவும், பாக்கித்தானின் முக்கியமாக கைபர் பக்துன்க்வாவில் கிராமிய இசைப்பாடகியாகவும் ஆனார்.

musician's Usage Examples:

After this, he moved to London and headed The Jimi Hendrix Experience, where he played with British musicians Noel Redding and Mitch Mitchell.

Many jazz musicians particularly enjoy vintage saxophones.

These mentors may be other, experienced fine artists, graphic designers and advertising executives, storyboard artists, as well as videographers, musicians, and filmmakers.

The Temple Bar pub, while unashamedly promoting tourist kitsch, has the best beer garden in the city and excellent irish musicians.

Being nominated for a Grammy for their first album has caused many a musician to fall into the "sophomore slump", this is not the case for the Foos.

It was impeccable musicianship beneath the vocals, yet the musicianship was buried by a thin, murky sound.

trade unionists, campaigners, educationalists, activists, social historians, singers and musicians.

Why musicians take drugs Classical musicians commonly use beta blockers to control their stage fright.

The details are still rather sketchy, but apparently Osbourne married an unknown musician named "Matty" from the band The Field.

Many Union musicians wore a frock coat with a piping pattern across the front, but historical pictures make it clear that it wasn't uncommon for fifers and drummers to wear an undecorated frock coat or a sack coat.

The native musicians in this band were dressed in tunics of green cloth over Sutherland tartan trews.

In the occupations of musicians and teachers of music, and of school-teachers and professors (which together account for seven-eighths of professional women) women preponderate.

Synonyms:

hornist, recorder player, performer, violist, gambist, musical organization, rock "n" roll musician, lutist, keyboardist, cellist, bagpiper, bassist, lutenist, musical group, violinist, piper, flutist, player, trombone player, vocalizer, harpsichordist, accompanist, koto player, pianist, flute player, vocalist, harper, guitar player, violoncellist, rhythm and blues musician, harpist, musical organisation, percussionist, carillonneur, flautist, cornetist, instrumentalist, bandsman, trumpeter, jazz musician, oboist, lutanist, vocaliser, saxist, singer, saxophonist, clarinettist, jazzman, bassoonist, harmonizer, harmoniser, accordionist, rocker, fiddler, trombonist, guitarist, vibraphonist, soloist, clarinetist, vibist, performing artist, bell ringer, sitar player, organist, piano player, accompanyist,

Antonyms:

insulator, classicist, romanticist, unskilled,