Hyponyms: arranger, adapter, transcriber, choirmaster, precentor, cantor, composer, conductor, music director, director, virtuoso, Herbert, Victor Herbert, Ono, Yoko Ono, Orff, Carl Orff, accompanist, accompanyist, accordionist, bandsman, bassist, bassoonist, bell ringer, carillonneur, cellist, clarinetist, clarinettist, flutist, flautist, flute player, guitarist, guitar player, harmonizer, harmoniser, harpist, harper, harpsichordist, hornist, jazz musician, jazzman, keyboardist, koto player, lutist, lutanist, lutenist, oboist, organist, percussionist, pianist, piano player, piper, bagpiper, recorder player, rhythm and blues musician, rocker, rock 'n' roll musician, saxophonist, saxist, singer, vocalist, vocalizer, vocaliser, sitar player, soloist, trombonist, trombone player, trumpeter, cornetist, vibist, vibraphonist, violinist, fiddler, violist
Member Meronyms: musical organization, musical organisation, musical group
Derivational Morphology: play
Language Translations: | |||
Breton: soner | Bulgarian: музикант | ||
Dutch: muzikant | Finnish: muusikko | ||
French: musicien | German: Musikant | ||
Hungarian: zenész | Irish: ceoltóir | ||
Italian: musiciano | Japanese: 音楽家 | ||
Norwegian: musiker | Polish: muzyk | ||
Russian: музыкант | Slovak: hudobník | ||
Slovene: glasbenik | Swedish: musikant |
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