Similar words: clarinet, antisubmarine, genetic engineering, monetise, clarity, clarify, clarion, magnetise. Meaning: [‚klærɪ'netɪst] n. a musician who plays the clarinet.
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1. Mr Brown was Britain's most authentic jazz clarinetist.
2. The clarinetist fitted a new reed onto his mouthpiece.
3. American clarinetist Keith Lipson and friends will perform solo and small ensemble music from different periods and genres, including spontaneous improvisation.
4. Benny Goodman was a classically trained clarinetist. So too were most of the Jazz Artists.
5. Choy Kwok Tin was engaged as clarinetist in the Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra for the season 1987/88.
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6. Can one become a professional clarinetist on a 3.5 reed?
7. Benny Goodman, a preeminent white bandleader and clarinetist, was the first to hire a black musician to be part of his ensemble.
8. He was the first jazz clarinetist to play with symphony orchestras.
9. And 1909, Benny Goodman, the jazz clarinetist and bandleader known as the "King of Swing", is born in Chicago.
10. American clarinetist, band leader, composer, and arranger whose swing band, formed in 937, exemplified the big band sound.
11. As a jazz clarinetist, his flawless solo improvisations set standards of excellence for jazz performance.
12. If you are not planning on anything but to be a fine amateur clarinetist, that is fine, and it is easily done.
13. But toward the end of his career, Karajan ran into unexpected difficulty with the traditionally male Berlin Philharmonic when he tried to appoint a woman as principal clarinetist.
14. I had no symptoms, no difficulty breathing or anything like that—and as a clarinetist and sax player, I'd have noticed.
15. Is there anything to keep a person like yourself to become and excellent clarinetist?
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