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tenorist::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Synonyms | tenor saxophonist |
| Type of | saxist, saxophonist |
Examples of tenorist
tenorist
Tenorist Kamasi Washington digs deep and Jones's solo is both flowing and fluent.
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When the tenorist returns, he offers a joyous and inventive tribute to his old leader.
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Britain's supreme tenorist Tubby Hayes plays on two tracks without soloing.
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Instead of law or politics, though, Joshua followed his tenorist father, Dewey, into jazz.
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By 1968 they had also enlisted another South African compatriot, the tenorist Ronnie Beer.
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His son Chico, a post-bop tenorist, has made a host of fine records since the late 1970s.
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The full-voiced tenorist Eric Alexander from Washington State contributes to three tracks.
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He became a student at the Chicago Conservatory where he played with prodigious tenorist Johnny Griffin.
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Dave Shulman's saxophone almost levitates, with trumpeter Steve Waterman and tenorist Sam Walker sprinting joyously.
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- Tenor saxophonist: a musician who plays the tenor saxophone
