Organist

What do we mean by organist?

A musician who plays the organ. noun

One who plays on an organ, especially a pipe-organ; specifically, in modern churches, the regular official charged with playing the organ and often with the management of all the music of the service. noun

In medieval music, a singer who sang some other part than the cantus firmus or melody. Also organizer. noun

In ornithology, a West Indian tanager, Euphone or Euphonia musica: so called from its musical powers. The name is also given to other tanagers of this genus. noun

One who plays on the organ. noun

One of the priests who organized or sung in parts. noun

A musician who plays the organ. noun

A person who plays an organ noun

Here you will find one or more explanations in English for the word organist. Define organist, organist synonyms, organist pronunciation, organist translation, English dictionary definition of organist.

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Nouns that are often described by the adjective organist:
choirmaster, composer, composers, director, choir, choirmasters, hen, deputy, ruziczka.

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