Definition of flutist
: one who plays a flute
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After a sweltering concert inside the Musikverein, principal flutist Jeffrey Khaner was at the hotel desk inquiring what the exact drill was to get his clothes back before the tour moved on.
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And the woodwind soloists — including Yoobin Son, standing in as the principal flutist — were superb.
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Friday features sultry singer Donna Byrne and the Marshall Wood Trio, plus a quartet led by singer, saxophonist, and flutist Stan Strickland.
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Featuring clarinetist Carrie RavenStem, pianist Jessica Dorman, percussionist Tanner Leonardo, violinist Paolo Manrique-Land, flutist Kaelah McMonigle, cellist Jon Silpayamanant, and baritone Chad Sloan.
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On a June evening in 2009, a 20-year-old American flutist named Edwin Rist broke into this museum, made his way toward the drawers holding the remains of these rare and beautiful birds, and began loading them into a suitcase.
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Also performing: San Francisco Symphony principal bassist Scott Pingel; the Calidore String Quartet; San Francisco Opera flutist Stephanie McNab and Russian soprano Lyubov Petrova.
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The 78-year-old Irish flutist will be making his first appearance on the series in March, as a prelude to St. Patrick’s Day.
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The flutist slaps his tongue while the oboist inhales the reed to make a loud kissing sound.
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