Definition of executant in English:

executant

noun ɪɡˈzɛkjʊt(ə)ntɛɡˈzɛkjʊt(ə)ntɪɡˈzɛkjədənt

formal

1A person who puts something into effect.
executants of the royal will
Example sentencesExamples
- The king's repeated affirmations of his dependence upon Buckingham meant that he was blamed for unpopular policies such as the ‘Spanish match’ of which he was merely the executant.
Synonyms
practitioner, performer, player
1. 1.1 An artist or musician.
  she could play, though not an advanced executant
  Example sentencesExamples
  The greatest Sienese painters were among their executants, including Duccio (lost commissions between 1279 and 1295) and Ambrogio Lorenzetti.
  For these reasons and many others, some persons think that ancient works should be performed, not in view of an immediate and complete artistic success, but in order to train executants, the public and composers.
  Its four movements provide plenty of scope for executants.
  A half-hour of music entirely free of cliché and determined to create its own set of conventions makes things tough on executant and listener.
  In the attempt to humanize music, that attempt which almost every executant makes, knowing that he will be judged by his success or failure in it, what is most fatally lost is that sense of mystery which, to music, is atmosphere.
  Still, as executant and chief player on the credits, Scorsese must take the chief responsibility.
  The topics of these lectures included English composers, English executants, and critics.
  The guitar - at least if the player picks, rather than strums - always struck me as temperamental an instrument as the French horn, even under the hands of a decent executant.
  When Pachmann plays Chopin the music sings itself, as if without the intervention of an executant, of one who stands between the music and our hearing.
  Synonyms
  entertainer, performer, trouper, showman, artist

adjective ɪɡˈzɛkjʊt(ə)ntɛɡˈzɛkjʊt(ə)ntɪɡˈzɛkjədənt

formal

Relating to artistic creation or the performance of music.
music is both an art and an executant skill
Example sentencesExamples
- I can best describe this book as a series of masterclasses at which we are, mercifully, not required to put our executant talents under scrutiny.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from French exécutant 'carrying out', present participle of exécuter (see execute).

Definition of executant in US English:

executant

nounɪɡˈzɛkjədəntiɡˈzekyədənt

formal

1A person who carries something into effect.
executants of the publisher's will
Example sentencesExamples
- The king's repeated affirmations of his dependence upon Buckingham meant that he was blamed for unpopular policies such as the ‘Spanish match’ of which he was merely the executant.
Synonyms
practitioner, performer, player
1. 1.1 A person who performs music or makes a work of art or craft.
  Example sentencesExamples
  The guitar - at least if the player picks, rather than strums - always struck me as temperamental an instrument as the French horn, even under the hands of a decent executant.
  In the attempt to humanize music, that attempt which almost every executant makes, knowing that he will be judged by his success or failure in it, what is most fatally lost is that sense of mystery which, to music, is atmosphere.
  Still, as executant and chief player on the credits, Scorsese must take the chief responsibility.
  A half-hour of music entirely free of cliché and determined to create its own set of conventions makes things tough on executant and listener.
  The greatest Sienese painters were among their executants, including Duccio (lost commissions between 1279 and 1295) and Ambrogio Lorenzetti.
  When Pachmann plays Chopin the music sings itself, as if without the intervention of an executant, of one who stands between the music and our hearing.
  For these reasons and many others, some persons think that ancient works should be performed, not in view of an immediate and complete artistic success, but in order to train executants, the public and composers.
  Its four movements provide plenty of scope for executants.
  The topics of these lectures included English composers, English executants, and critics.
  Synonyms
  entertainer, performer, trouper, showman, artist

adjectiveɪɡˈzɛkjədəntiɡˈzekyədənt

formal

Relating to the performance of music or the making of works of art or craft.
music is both an art and an executant skill
Example sentencesExamples
- I can best describe this book as a series of masterclasses at which we are, mercifully, not required to put our executant talents under scrutiny.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from French exécutant ‘carrying out’, present participle of exécuter (see execute).

单词	executant
释义	Definition of executant in English: executant noun ɪɡˈzɛkjʊt(ə)ntɛɡˈzɛkjʊt(ə)ntɪɡˈzɛkjədənt formal 1A person who puts something into effect. executants of the royal will Example sentencesExamples The king's repeated affirmations of his dependence upon Buckingham meant that he was blamed for unpopular policies such as the ‘Spanish match’ of which he was merely the executant. Synonyms practitioner, performer, player 1.1 An artist or musician. she could play, though not an advanced executant Example sentencesExamples The greatest Sienese painters were among their executants, including Duccio (lost commissions between 1279 and 1295) and Ambrogio Lorenzetti. For these reasons and many others, some persons think that ancient works should be performed, not in view of an immediate and complete artistic success, but in order to train executants, the public and composers. Its four movements provide plenty of scope for executants. A half-hour of music entirely free of cliché and determined to create its own set of conventions makes things tough on executant and listener. In the attempt to humanize music, that attempt which almost every executant makes, knowing that he will be judged by his success or failure in it, what is most fatally lost is that sense of mystery which, to music, is atmosphere. Still, as executant and chief player on the credits, Scorsese must take the chief responsibility. The topics of these lectures included English composers, English executants, and critics. The guitar - at least if the player picks, rather than strums - always struck me as temperamental an instrument as the French horn, even under the hands of a decent executant. When Pachmann plays Chopin the music sings itself, as if without the intervention of an executant, of one who stands between the music and our hearing. Synonyms entertainer, performer, trouper, showman, artist adjective ɪɡˈzɛkjʊt(ə)ntɛɡˈzɛkjʊt(ə)ntɪɡˈzɛkjədənt formal Relating to artistic creation or the performance of music. music is both an art and an executant skill Example sentencesExamples I can best describe this book as a series of masterclasses at which we are, mercifully, not required to put our executant talents under scrutiny. Origin Mid 19th century: from French exécutant 'carrying out', present participle of exécuter (see execute). Definition of executant in US English: executant nounɪɡˈzɛkjədəntiɡˈzekyədənt formal 1A person who carries something into effect. executants of the publisher's will Example sentencesExamples The king's repeated affirmations of his dependence upon Buckingham meant that he was blamed for unpopular policies such as the ‘Spanish match’ of which he was merely the executant. Synonyms practitioner, performer, player 1.1 A person who performs music or makes a work of art or craft. Example sentencesExamples The guitar - at least if the player picks, rather than strums - always struck me as temperamental an instrument as the French horn, even under the hands of a decent executant. In the attempt to humanize music, that attempt which almost every executant makes, knowing that he will be judged by his success or failure in it, what is most fatally lost is that sense of mystery which, to music, is atmosphere. Still, as executant and chief player on the credits, Scorsese must take the chief responsibility. A half-hour of music entirely free of cliché and determined to create its own set of conventions makes things tough on executant and listener. The greatest Sienese painters were among their executants, including Duccio (lost commissions between 1279 and 1295) and Ambrogio Lorenzetti. When Pachmann plays Chopin the music sings itself, as if without the intervention of an executant, of one who stands between the music and our hearing. For these reasons and many others, some persons think that ancient works should be performed, not in view of an immediate and complete artistic success, but in order to train executants, the public and composers. Its four movements provide plenty of scope for executants. The topics of these lectures included English composers, English executants, and critics. Synonyms entertainer, performer, trouper, showman, artist adjectiveɪɡˈzɛkjədəntiɡˈzekyədənt formal Relating to the performance of music or the making of works of art or craft. music is both an art and an executant skill Example sentencesExamples I can best describe this book as a series of masterclasses at which we are, mercifully, not required to put our executant talents under scrutiny. Origin Mid 19th century: from French exécutant ‘carrying out’, present participle of exécuter (see execute).
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