lutanist
/'lu:tənist/ Cách viết khác : (lutist) /'lu:tist/
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Definition
Noun: A musician who plays the lute, a stringed instrument with a rounded body and a fretted neck, popular especially during the Renaissance and Baroque periods.
Usage
The word "lutanist" is a specific term for a performer on the lute. It is used in historical, musical, and academic contexts to describe a specialist musician. - The concert featured a renowned lutanist performing works by John Dowland. - In the 16th century, a skilled lutanist was highly valued in royal courts.
Advanced Usage
- Historical Context: The term is often used when discussing early music, Renaissance fairs, or historical reenactments.
- The museum's exhibit on Elizabethan music included a demonstration by a lutanist in period costume.
Variants and Related Words
- Lutenist (noun): An alternative and equally common spelling for "lutanist."
- Lutist (noun): A more general term that can refer to a player of any lute-like instrument, though it is often used synonymously with "lutanist."
Synonyms
- Lute player: A more descriptive, plain-language synonym.
- Instrumentalist: A general term for a player of a musical instrument.
Related Phrases
- Master lutanist: A phrase used to denote a player of exceptional skill and reputation.
- He studied for years to become a master lutanist.
Noun
- a musician who plays the lute