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esecutore

Definitions of esecutore
  1. noun
    an entertainer who performs a dramatic or musical work for an audience
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    types:
    attore
    a theatrical performer
    commediante, istrione
    a professional performer who tells jokes and performs comical acts
    ballerina, ballerino, danzatore, danzatrice
    a performer who dances professionally
    giocoliere
    a performer who juggles objects and performs tricks of manual dexterity
    illusionista, mago, prestigiatore
    someone who performs magic tricks to amuse an audience
    musicante, musicista, musico, sonatore, strumentista, suonatore
    someone who plays a musical instrument (as a profession)
    burattinaio, marionettista, puparo
    one who operates puppets or marionettes
    spalla
    a performer who acts as stooge to a comedian
    spogliarellista
    a performer who provides erotic entertainment by undressing to music
    accompagnatore
    a person who provides musical accompaniment (usually on a piano)
    bandista
    a player in a band (especially a military band)
    campanaro
    someone who plays musical handbells
    violoncellista
    someone who plays a violoncello
    personaggio
    an actor who specializes in playing supporting roles
    soubrette
    a woman who dances in a chorus line
    buffone, clown, pagliaccio
    a person who amuses others by ridiculous behavior
    flautista
    someone who plays the flute
    chitarrista
    a musician who plays the guitar
    cane, prosciutto
    an unskilled actor who overacts
    arpista
    someone who plays the harp
    guazza
    an actor who plays villainous roles
    burlone, jolly, matta, mattacchione, tappabuchi
    a person who enjoys telling or playing jokes
    attore
    actor who plays the leading male role
    liutista
    a musician who plays the lute
    mimo
    an actor who communicates entirely by gesture and facial expression
    percussionista
    a musician who plays percussion instruments
    pianista
    a person who plays the piano
    cantante, cantore
    a person who sings
    solista
    a musician who performs a solo
    astro, capocomico, diva, star, stella, stelletta
    an actor who plays a principal role
    comparsa
    a minor actor in crowd scenes
    tragico
    an actor who specializes in tragic roles
    trombone
    a musician who plays the trombone
    violinista
    a musician who plays the violin
    type of:
    intrattenitore
    a person who tries to please or amuse
  2. noun
    someone who plays a musical instrument (as a profession)
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    types:
    accompagnatore
    a person who provides musical accompaniment (usually on a piano)
    bandista
    a player in a band (especially a military band)
    campanaro
    someone who plays musical handbells
    violoncellista
    someone who plays a violoncello
    flautista
    someone who plays the flute
    chitarrista
    a musician who plays the guitar
    arpista
    someone who plays the harp
    liutista
    a musician who plays the lute
    percussionista
    a musician who plays percussion instruments
    pianista
    a person who plays the piano
    cantante, cantore
    a person who sings
    solista
    a musician who performs a solo
    trombone
    a musician who plays the trombone
    violinista
    a musician who plays the violin
    contralto
    a singer whose voice lies in the alto clef
    baritono
    a male singer
    trombettiere
    someone who plays a bugle
    contralto
    a woman singer having a contralto voice
    cantastorie, giullare, menestrello
    a singer of popular ballads
    batterista, tamburo
    someone who plays a drum
    cantastorie, giullare, menestrello
    a singer of folk songs
    concertista
    a musician who gives recitals
    tenore
    an adult male with a tenor voice
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