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Musician:

Definition:

A musician is a person who plays a musical instrument or sings, creating and performing music.

Senses/Usages:

1. Noun - Professional Instrumentalist:

A musician refers to a professional instrumentalist who performs and creates music. They possess advanced skills in playing a specific musical instrument.

Example Sentence: John, an extremely talented musician, mesmerized the audience with his guitar solo.


2. Noun - Vocalist:

A musician also refers to a vocalist who sings songs or performs vocal pieces.

Example Sentence: Sarah, a gifted musician, has been taking singing lessons for years to perfect her technique.


3. Noun - Composer/Songwriter:

Musician can also describe a person who composes or writes music.

Example Sentence: Mozart, one of history's greatest musicians, composed numerous masterpieces that are still admired today.


4. Noun - Orchestral Player:

In the context of orchestras, a musician refers to a member of an orchestra who plays various musical instruments.

Example Sentence: The symphony orchestra had talented musicians who played instruments ranging from violins to trumpets.


5. Adjective - Talented in Music:

As an adjective, musician can describe someone who is skilled or talented in music.

Example Sentence: Emily's musician brother taught her how to play the piano.

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