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cellist ['tʃɛlɪst]

n. 大提琴演奏家

He is the cellist in the orchestra.
他是管弦乐队里的大提琴手。
World-renowned cellist Yo-Yo Ma founded The Silk Road Project in1998.
1998年世界知名大提琴家马友友建立了丝绸之路方案。
Last week Vienna Philharmonic Cellist Werner Resel said,“ He dedicated himself totally, with his entire soul and body.
上周维也纳爱乐乐团的人提琴演奏员沃纳·塞尔说：“他毫无保留地以全部的心思和热情贡献出自己。

cellist

[ noun ]
someone who plays a violoncello
<noun.person>

When the greatest Russian instrumentalist, cellist Mstislav Rostropovich, ran afoul of the KGB for befriending dissident writer Alexander Solzhenitsyn, he was forbidden to travel abroad and excluded from Russia's major concert halls.
Corigliano found the motto theme of the finale, 'Giulio's Song', while listening to 30-year-old tapes of himself and a cellist friend improvising.
I like the use of a female 'cellist in between scenes; she also plays Emilia.
Other emigre artists who have agreed to participate in the event include cellist Mstislav Rostropovich and dancers Natalia Makarova and Rudolf Nureyev.
Mr. Soyer, the cellist, is rumpled and wry.
During a postmortem on a televised concert in Germany, they complain about the glaring lights ("If I was in the audience I would have left," snorts cellist David Soyer).
Dancer Mikhail Baryshnikov and cellist Slava Rostropovich should be able to perform again in Moscow and Nobel Prize winning author Alexander Solzhenitsyn should be published "in the land he dearly loves," Reagan said.
The tone of violinist Isidore Cohen has got wirier and less supple over the years, that of the cellist Peter Wiley is less assertive than that of his predecessor in the group Bernard Greenhouse.
British cellist Julian Lloyd Webber, younger brother of composer Andrew Lloyd Webber, spent $280,000 in 1986 on a Stradivari cello and was not immediately identified as the purchaser.
Coaching with the Tokyos has helped the quartet "expand our range and convey our ideas better," says cellist Margery Hwang.
They include Proust, EM Forster, Aldous Huxley and JB Priestley. Here we are with the elderly music teacher at a school in the Midlands. His son is a cellist of renown whose mistress is an opera star.
He then joined his wife, violinist Yuuko Shiokawa, and cellist Boris Pergamenschikow for a trio or two.
Russian-born cellist Mstislav Rostropovich has returned to play two charity concerts this week, 28 years after he first played for Indian audiences.
In individual decrees, Gorbachev has already restored the citizenship of many, notably cellist and conductor Mstislav Rostropovich and his wife, singer Galina Vishnevskaya; dissident historian Zhores Medvedev; and theater director Yuri Lyubimov.
"Pano da Costa," by American composer Jon Hassell, requires the violist and cellist to attach Brazilian rattles called "caxixi" to their bows.
Keyboardist Josef Janicek is a school janitor; drummer Petr Kumamdzas, a hospital orderly; cellist Tomas Schilla, an X-ray technician.
The schedule also includes a birthday concert for Menotti featuring cellist and conductor Mstislav Rostropovich. Menotti turns 80 July 7.
Next, he'd like to do a "Trios" LP, recording a piece with soul queen Aretha Franklin and classical cellist Yo Yo Ma, He also envisions a combination of himself with rocker Van Morrison and Rickie Lee Jones.
First cellist Francis Bucknall said the movement "is certainly Beethoven.
Hand on heart, I should say that only the cellist Christopher van Kampen's bass line gave me consistent musical pleasure.
At the Friederichstrasse crossing point, known as Checkpoint Charlie, renowned cellist Mstislav Rostropovich gave an impromptu concert Saturday in front of a section of the wall covered with graffiti.

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