flutist

[ floo-tist ]

noun

1. a flute player.

flutist

/ ˈfluːtɪst /

noun

1. a variant of flautist

Word History and Origins

Origin of flutist¹

1595–1605; flute + -ist; flautist

Example Sentences

She grew up in California and was a skilled flutist and violinist, performing with the California Philharmonic Orchestra.

From Los Angeles Times

Other pieces by this composer and flutist can be found on some choice contemporary music recitals.

From New York Times

The Philadelphians opened with a magical performance of “Petrushka,” led off by a piquant solo from Patrick Williams, the associate principal flutist.

From New York Times

Hip-hop heads anticipating something new from the musician were expecting bars from the flutist, a former rapper affectionately called Three Stacks.

From Los Angeles Times

Ever wonder what other celebrities are secretly flutists besides Benjamin and of course, Lizzo?

From Salon