noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ NOUN
cathedral
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Yet a link was sometimes provided by music, where the cathedral organist was involved with diocesan music festivals and other events.
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Some cathedral organists have developed considerable liturgical flair and some have a good grasp of theology.
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Consequently many cathedral organists find themselves occupied increasingly with diocesan work.
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One college involves the local cathedral organist on a regular basis.
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Within living memory there have been cathedral organists who have taught their skills to articled pupils.
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Relatively few cathedral organists today are also composers.
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Many of them expressed appreciation of local cathedral organists and parish musicians who provide a lead and incentive to others.
church
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Read in studio A church organist has been told not to play low notes because it could damage the spire.
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Chris told me that he was a church organist .
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Until a generation ago it was not uncommon for a successful parish church organist to be appointed to a cathedral post.
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However, I do not want to offend my local church organist by asking her to step down.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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For example, a single page may be reproduced where there is a difficult page turn for an organist .
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Her last tribute was a most fine rendering of the Hallelujah Chorus by our uniformed organist .
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How could they be sure the inspired organist had never had a lesson?
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The Ministry of Defence pays £12 per service to an organist who is not a serving member of the Forces.
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We found one fine young organist , who was C3, and in a government office.
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When not quite fourteen years old he became organist of his parish church, San Lorenzo in Damaso, Rome.
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You blag a meeting with the band's lynchpin, organist Clint Boon.