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Significados de percussionist em inglês

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Musician who plays percussion.

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Uso de percussionist em inglês
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We talk with percussionist George Barnett about the making of Field Of Reeds.
Radio NZ
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The Grammy nominated artist and body percussionist hopes his name… Video
Radio NZ
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But not Balderdasher, who seems to fancy himself a bit of a percussionist.
The Guardian
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The British-based talent includes singer-guitarist Greg Coulson, keyboardist-vocalist Renato Paris and singer-percussionist James Williams.
Reuters
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He established himself there as a percussionist, composer and teacher.
Radio NZ
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Scottish percussionist Evelyn Glennie is one of its top exponents.
Radio NZ
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He also sings eerie, wordless songs, as does the percussionist and composer Natalie Cushman.
The new yorker
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Though the life of backing vocalist and percussionist suits her.
Radio NZ
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Also in attendance was talented session percussionist and one of her key collaborators, Miguel Fuentes.
Radio NZ
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Ken Winokur, director and percussionist of the Alloy Orchestra, was surprised by the group's success.
Wired
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Guest percussionist Jimmy Higgins renders the whole collection all the richer with his subtle contributions.
The Irish Times
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British percussionist in the country to adjudicate the 128th NZ Brass Band Championships in Christchurch.
Radio NZ
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Every one of his group is a percussionist; even his own two-stringed kologo is used percussively.
Radio NZ
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Her friend, percussionist Sheila E, reported on Twitter that Teena Marie had a history of seizures.
Reuters
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Out of 15 band members charged, only one, percussionist Dante Martin, chose to go to trial.
Reuters
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Berlin-based pianist and Australian percussionist performing final show in their Australasian tour in Wellington tomorrow night.
Radio NZ
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