instrumentalist

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• First, all the instrumentalists and vocalists recorded themselves playing or singing to Jamshied’s midi file.

• It’s a solo performance, which is extraordinary, for an instrumentalist who carries an entire performance as a soloist on the stage with no one else there.

• In keeping with the tradition of his predecessors, his group has become a platform for the next generation of this music’s players and instrumentalists.

• At not even 25 years old, Mansur Brown is an exceptionally gifted multi-instrumentalist and producer from Brixton, London.

• Performed on the stage in Arlington to a house shuttered to all but the singers, instrumentalists, technicians and crew, the numbers do all the work.

• He might have had an extraordinary instinct, but he was unabashedly instrumentalist.

• “[Our fans are] mostly gap-year public-school girls,” said the band's multi-instrumentalist Ben Lovett.

• The brainy singer and instrumentalist has been wooing fans for years.

• The star accompanist aspires to the same mastery when he plays for a famous singer or instrumentalist.

• Now Jim was by no means a poor instrumentalist, and in addition was one of those fortunate individuals gifted with a fair voice.

• At any rate no instrumentalist of taste would play the above song staccato.

• The critic discusses the Premier both as vocalist and , and in both capacities finds him sadly wanting.