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vibraphonist

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vi·bra·phone  (vbr-fn)
n.
A percussion instrument similar to a marimba but having metal bars and rotating disks in the resonators to produce a vibrato. Also called vibraharp.

[Latin vibrre, to shake; see vibrate + -phone.]

vibra·phonist n.
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Noun1.vibraphonist - a musician who plays the vibraphonevibraphonist - a musician who plays the vibraphone
instrumentalist, musician, player - someone who plays a musical instrument (as a profession)


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Accompanied by vibraphonist Ramon Skakun, bassist Jason Stewart, and drummer Leon Anderson, the pianist included a good chunk of Monk in Friday's performance.
Here To There, which was realised earlier this year, introduces the Neon trio, featuring the fresh blood of pianist Gwilym Simcock and vibraphonist Jim Hart.
But tomorrow, pianist Chick Corea and vibraphonist Gary Burton are due to give a North-East audience a glimpse of their celebrated understanding at The Sage Gateshead.
 
 
 
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