Bandsmen: meaning, definitions and examples
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bandsmen
[ ˈbændzmən ]
musical group
Bandsmen are individuals who play musical instruments as part of a band, especially in contexts such as marching bands, orchestras, or jazz groups. They may have specific roles, such as playing brass, woodwind, or percussion instruments. Bandsmen often perform at public events, competitions, or concerts. Their contributions are vital in creating harmonious sounds and entertaining audiences.
Synonyms
instrumentalist, musician, player.
Examples of usage
- The bandsmen marched proudly in the parade.
- Local bandsmen gathered to practice for the upcoming competition.
- Each bandsman played a crucial role in the performance.
- The concert featured several talented bandsmen.
Translations
Translations of the word "bandsmen" in other languages:
🇵🇹 músico de banda
🇮🇳 बैंड का सदस्य
🇩🇪 Bandmitglied
🇮🇩 anggota band
🇺🇦 музикант у банді
🇵🇱 członek zespołu
🇯🇵 バンドメンバー
🇫🇷 membre de groupe
🇪🇸 miembro de la banda
🇹🇷 orkestra üyesi
🇰🇷 밴드 멤버
🇸🇦 عضو فرقة
🇨🇿 člen kapely
🇸🇰 člen kapely
🇨🇳 乐队成员
🇸🇮 član benda
🇮🇸 hljómsveitarmeðlimur
🇰🇿 тобының мүшесі
🇬🇪 ბენდის წევრი
🇦🇿 qrup üzvü
🇲🇽 miembro de la banda
Etymology
The term 'bandsmen' traces its origins to the word 'band', which comes from the Old High German 'banta', meaning 'a strip, ribbon or bond'. This term evolved over time to represent a group of musicians. 'Men' is simply the plural form of 'man', which in English refers to an adult male. The combination of these terms highlights not merely the act of playing music but also signifies a group of musicians working together within a band. Historically, bands have played significant roles in military and community events, leading to a respect for bandsmen in society. As music and orchestras evolved, so did the definition of a bandsman, encompassing more diverse styles and genres of music.