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orchestrant

orchestrant noun: a musician who plays an instrument in an orchestra.

Noun

orchestrant (plural orchestrants)

  1. A musician who plays an instrument in an orchestra.
    • At this conjuncture a gentleman in a blouse, affected perchance by the heat of the weather or by inordinate libations of cocoa, and stung to desperation by the prolonged absence of the Wild Woman and the monotonous iteration of the flageolet and kettle-drum, cried out, "Attrape, Mayeux!" and flung...1864 July 30, George Augustus Sala, “Quite Alone”, in All the Year Round, volume 11, page 583
    • Later on he complemented his studies at the Grand Opera in Paris, worked as an orchestrant at the Vanemuine from 1906-1910 and thereafter as a conductor at the Vanemuine from 1916-1940.2005, Vardo Rumessen, Eduard Tubin and his time, page 75

Forms of orchestrant

pluralorchestrants

Questions about orchestrant

What does orchestrant mean?
Orchestrant means a musician who plays an instrument in an orchestra.
What part of speech is orchestrant?
Orchestrant is a noun.
What is the plural of orchestrant?
The plural of orchestrant is orchestrants.

Words near orchestrant in the dictionary

  1. orchestraless
  2. orchestralist
  3. orchestralists
  4. orchestrally
  5. orchestrals
  6. orchestrant
  7. orchestrants
  8. orchestras
  9. orchestrate
  10. orchestrated
  11. orchestrated objective reduction

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