Pianist is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PIANIST in dictionary:

NOUN:
• someone who plays the piano, also PIANISTE
• a person who plays the piano, especially professionally.
• A performer, esp. a skilled performer, on the piano.
• person who plays the piano

Words related to PIANIST

pianiste10 pianists10

Words that contain PIANIST

pianiste10 pianists10 pianistes11 pianistic13 fortepianist17 fortepianists18 pianistically20

How to use PIANIST in a sentence

• We say that skill of the pianist, the surgeon, the workman must be acquired by practice.
• The pianist was to blame, of course, in the public eye, and the whole affair was branded as a flagrant case of abduction.
• But two years later, he then being fifty, he married the skilful pianist, Marianne Pfeiffer, over twenty years his junior.
• Quite early in the afternoon she started upon her quest for the pianist.
• Her hands, as swift as her thoughts, went from the table to the flower she was making, as those of an accomplished pianist fly over the keys.
• Wilhelm Volekmar, an eminent organist, pianist and accomplished musician, was the head of the musical department.
• There he soon became a favorite with the musicians as a pianist.
• In 1862 he made his advent as pianist in a theater of which he became the leader of the orchestra later.
• Zech, pianist and composer, was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and came here with his family in 1860.
• She was not only a sweet singer, but also a pianist of repute, and to hear those artists play was truly a treat.
• His first public appearance as a pianist took place in 1892.
• At first he decided to perfect himself as a pianist.
• There is also required a pianist, not necessarily a Pachmann.
• The great pianist entered the hall almost unwillingly, and wound his way among the musicians with consummate indifference to the roar of applause that greeted him.
• The pianist struck a chord, and the children lined up, the girls on one side, the boys on the other, a long line, with Mrs.
• The pianist does not have to strike the upper tones any harder than the lower ones in order to bring out their full power.
• Ere the close of the eighteenth century John Field of Dublin was a distinguished pianist.
• Critics would have denied that Field was a pianist, and, technically considered, they would have been right.
• But surely the idea that its leaves are the chief grace of a tree is a vulgar one, on a par with the idea that his hair is the chief grace of a pianist.
• This time he turned even more deliberately to the pianist.
• He stared during five complete bars at the back of the pianist, still continuing his confession.
• He wondered whose the fault could be? And then, according to his habit, he thought of the pianist.
• Sigismond Stojowski, the Polish composer, pianist and teacher has also studied with him.
• On this divan, as on a throne, sat the great pianist we had come to see.
• A lady, a very good pianist, got the piece, learned it, then came and asked me to hear her play it.
• He often expressed the opinion that no pianist could be considered an artist unless he or she could play at least two hundred pieces by heart.
• Let us say, then, that the present-day pianist ought to have about two hundred compositions in his repertoire, all of which must be played without notes.
• Three young men with handkerchiefs wrapped about their throats in lieu of collars stood near the pianist and with him lifted up their voices in melody.

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