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Meanings of timpanist in English

Catalan
tabaler

A person who plays the kettledrums.

tabaler
Spanish
timbalero
Catalan
timbaler

Percussionist who plays the timpani.

Related terms
timbalero
Synonyms
Examples for "tympanist"
Examples for "tympanist"
1
Saul Goodman, the tympanist, who has been with the Philharmonic since 1926, told about temperamental first horn-players he's known.
The new yorker
2
The New Yorker, June 25, 1932 P. 7 Talk story about the first tympanist of the Philharmonic.
The new yorker
Usage of timpanist in English
1
Bonebrake didn't let his training as an orchestral timpanist get in the way of a merciless backbeat.
Radio NZ
2
This is his last season as timpanist & head of the percussion section of the N.Y. Philharmonic.
The new yorker
3
NZSO principal timpanist is one of a handful from the orchestra about to tour the South Island on the In Miniature tour.
Radio NZ
4
The New Yorker, April 1, 1972 P. 26 Talk story about Saul Goodman, the greatest timpanist in the world.
The new yorker
5
Today we have Star Wars enthusiast and the NZSO's timpanist Larry Reece to talk us through some of the musical highlights from those movies.
Radio NZ
6
Endangering his chance of survival, he sat up a little, and what met his bursting eyes roused to a frenzy the timpanist in his head.
Lucky Jim
7
Timpanist and Percussionist from the NZSO preview upcoming performances of Mahler's 6th Symphony.
Radio NZ
8
Timpanist Larry Reese has had a busy year so far.
Radio NZ
9
Timpanist Larry Reese shares his highlights for 2018 so far and picks a few greatest hits.
Radio NZ
10
Christchurch Symphony Orchestra Outreach and Education Co-ordinator and Principal Timpanist on the ensembles residency at St Pauls School.
Radio NZ
Translations for timpanist
Timpanist through the time