Similar words: percussion, repercussion, percussive, secessionist, impressionist, impressionistic, concussion, discussion. Meaning: [pər'kʌʃnɪst /pə'-] n. a musician who plays percussion instruments.
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1. Percussionists Mauricio Alves and Sergio Cassiano complete the line-up.
2. He also has written a piece that 100 percussionists will perform at the opening ceremonies for the summer Olympic Games.
3. Baryon performs solo and in duo with percussionist Mina Cinelu who also plays guitar, banjo, mandolin and synthesizer.
4. Virtuoso percussionist and soloist David Cossin displays remarkable genius as he deftly creates unique, sensuous, organic and sometimes celestial sounds using a range of water-based instruments.
5. A singer, a percussionist, a bass player, a pianist and some insanely talented tap dancers collaborate in this fresh(http://sentencedict.com), fun experiment that will challenge your preconceived ideas about tap.
6. He is a young percussionist, composer, and national secondary-level actor.
7. She overcame her deafness and eventually became a successful percussionist.
8. "When you're too dumb to play anything," the professor conducting us sneered, "they give you a couple of sticks, put you in the back and call you a percussionist.
9. Works on the performance skills, involving some difficult shaanxi harp playing skills, to send performance ability and skill percussionist demand is higher.
10. This video grows out of an interdisciplinary collaboration by a dancer, a percussionist, and two visual artists.
11. For many years I practiced these techniques as a professional percussionist in jazz and new music.
12. It may not have the best table manners, but this strange looking creature is certainly a very adept and unusual percussionist, which should help provide Nick with a good beat.
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