Examples of 'church musician' in a sentence

Meaning of "church musician"

church musician - This term refers to a musician who performs or works within the context of a church, often playing music during religious services

How to use "church musician" in a sentence

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He was officially a church musician from his early youth.
He has also worked extensively in Canada as a church musician.
The survivors contacted the church musician through via pastor.
He was raised in a Protestant family and started a career as a church musician.
My sister is a church musician.
As a church musician and parishioner, I have always loved these two hymns.
The only answer can be that the church musician is first a disciple.
Sietze de Vries is an international concert organist and church musician.
The pastor and the church musician should each have their own copy.
Anna Sofia Sevelin was the daughter of the church musician Olof Thunberg.
My father - a church musician - mainly listened to Bach.
Petra is a classical trained Pianist and Church musician based in Germany.
Frank Lehmann - church musician of St. Laurentius and conductor of the orchestra.
After his musical training, he began a career as a church musician.
Before I was a church musician and later a pastor.

See also

Here, he worked closely with the composer and church musician Franz Surges.
Johann Sebastian Bach composed over 200 cantatas during his long career as a Lutheran church musician.
September 3 - Václav Emanuel Horák, church musician and composer b.
He began his studies with his father Mateo Albéniz, a notable church musician in Spain.

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