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vibist

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vib·ist  (vbst)
n.
A person who plays the vibraphone.

vibist [ˈvaɪbɪst]
n
(Music) Informal a person who plays a vibraphone in a jazz band or group
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Noun1.vibist - a musician who plays the vibraphonevibist - a musician who plays the vibraphone
instrumentalist, musician, player - someone who plays a musical instrument (as a profession)


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com In "Two Ones", jazz clarinetist Harry Skoler teams up with vibist Ed Saindon to compose and perform original jazz creations, some of which are clarient and piano duets while others are quintet productions with Matt Marvuglio on flute, Barry Smith on bass, and Bob Tamagni on drums.
Oliver brought out Wolf when the orchestra moved into the more traditional swing sections of the show, and the vibist dazzled on Count Basie's "Shiny Stockings," pitching hard-bop patter against the elastic arrangement of the horn section.
he started gigging in Kansas City as a teen, later quitting college to join vibist Gary Burton's band.
 
 
 
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