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Meanings of harpist in anglès
Sinònims
Examples for "harp player"
Examples for "harp player"
1
Rain drummed hard on the roof, all but drowning out the harp player.
2
And Mick turned out to be the most amazing harp player.
3
For entertainment, there will be a classical-music quartet or harp player, but no big-name acts.
4
She was a weaver and symphony harp player.
5
But it wouldn't be the blues without a harp player, and Phillip Walker held up that banner.
Usage of harpist in anglès
1
We found seats directly behind the harpist, and I mean directly behind.
2
The air which the harpist had played began to control his movements.
3
A harpist and fiddle player accompanied him in the beautiful country church.
4
A harpist had been engaged, but he was paid off without playing.
5
Up in the minstrels' gallery a harpist played, softly, old Spanish airs.
6
I met an excellent harpist there-alsoone of the family-FrauleinMossner.
7
Maybe I'll gain worldwide acclaim as the only living ten-string harpist.
8
Lady Percy usually tugs winsomely at your heart strings, like a decorous harpist.
9
Claire Jones, the official harpist to Prince Charles, is to perform.
10
Japanese virtuoso harpist currently touring NZ on behalf of the Embassy of Japan.
11
There was a harpist, seated in an alcove, playing classical music.
12
A soldier, a poet, a philosopher, a harpist, one who has renounced women!
13
Or that harpist in Moscow-thegirl with the Pilsner hair.
14
First, the young harpist struck a ringing chord that thrilled through the vast hall.
15
There was a harpist at the reception and a string quartet played during lunch.
16
Now, though, the harpist and his song had suddenly vanished.
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