PIANIST

PIANIST


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Word: pianist
Word origin: mid 19th century: from French pianiste, from piano (see piano1).
Phonetic: ˈpɪənɪst
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a person who plays the piano, especially professionally.


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Accompanist
Andre Watts
Arrau or Cliburn
Billy Joel
Cafe booking
Chopin or Liszt
Elton John or Billy Joel
Glenn Gould
Grand master?
Key person
Key person?
Key player?
Keyboard player
Liberace
Nero or Rubinstein
Nick Cave or Alicia Keys
One of this years Best Picture nominees
One who both plays and sits on the bench
One who deals in rags?
Pedal pusher?
Rachmaninoff
Tickler of the ivories
Upright citizen?
Upright player
Vladimir Horowitz
William Kapell, for instance.
Hofmann, Horowitz or Hess.
Master of the 88.
Van Cliburn.
Performer in one of the arts.
Cliburn.
Musician
Van Cliburn's profession.
Concert star
Rubinstein
Cliburn, e.g.
Serkin or Watts
Liberace, for one
Andre Watts, for one
Liberace was one
Person at keyboard
Ivories tinkler
Key worker?
One requiring a grand opening
Thespian is taking part as keyboard exponent
One working on a bench?
Coffee tax reduced after agreement from Merkel
Educational establishment's head of teaching introduced modules
Game up for kitchen equipment
Rings round newspaper proprietors at first for correspondents
Limited coverage? Its been given some air
Key player is overshadowed by very good worker
Unfinished track cut by a popular backing musician ...
Confined to hell, a wicked deed backfiring for player
Thespian is term that describes Victoria Wood, perhaps.
A name is inscribed in orchestra area identifying instrumentalist
Player: one is found in orchestral area
Ray Charles, e.g.
Horowitz, e.g.
Baby-grand player
Liberace, e.g.
Keyboard artist
Might one wish to warm fingers up in scaling of Mount Sinai, perhaps?
Elton John, e.g.
One using both hands on bars while pedalling?
With The, Best Picture nominee of 2002




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