harpist
a person who plays the harp, especially professionally.
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How to use harpist in a sentence
Young harpists like Parker Ramsay, Brandee Younger and Madison Calley are finding new expressive and interpretive possibilities for the instrument — as well as thousands of followers.
Beyond Vivaldi, a classical playlist to bring on the spring | Michael Andor Brodeur | April 2, 2021 | Washington PostBefore trying photography, he had been a classical harpist from Switzerland.
Shooting the Stars With Fashion Photographers Markus and Indrani | Abigail Pesta | November 25, 2012 | THE DAILY BEASTThe harpist, his fingers twisting his cap, answered that he had been at Pritchard's farm, and this also was translated.
Mushroom Town | Oliver OnionsKing Ironheart was pleased with her request and graciously ordered his chief harpist to play the airs for Yvonne.
The Green Forest Fairy Book | Loretta Ellen BradySo pure, so sweet rang the voice that the king said to himself, 'Hynde Horn shall be trained by the best harpist in our land.'
Stories from the Ballads | Mary MacGregor
And to-day the ruins of an old tower are visited by many folk who have heard that it was once the home of the ancient harpist.
Stories from the Ballads | Mary MacGregorThe harpist acquitted himself magnificently, fully bearing out his world-wide fame.
The Green Book | Mr Jkai
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