cornetist

Or cor·net·tist

[kawr-net-ist]

noun

1. a musician who plays the cornet.

cornetist

/ kɔːˈnɛtɪst /

noun

1. a person who plays the cornet

Word History and Origins

Origin of cornetist¹

An Americanism dating back to 1880–85; cornet + -ist

Example Sentences

Further Jazz lots include two scores by Irving Berlin - Songs from Top Hat and Songs from Follow the Fleet - inscribed to Ginger Rogers; and two inscribed piano scores by the influential cornetist Leon 'Bix' Beiderbecke.

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On “Gravity Without Airs,” the cornetist Kirk Knuffke leads the band, but he has also made himself the new guy of the bunch.

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The cornetist first convened the quintet in 2016 as an extension of a trio that he had long maintained with Blade and Frisell.

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At the Little Gem Saloon next door, where some of the first jazz gigs were played, a three-story-tall mural paying homage to the pioneering cornetist Buddy Bolden was also ruined.

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The cornetist Ben LaMar Gay, a friend of Locks’s, joined, too.

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