melodicist
melodeonist
rhythmist
noisenik
idea
multi-instrumentalist
thematic
melodic theme
quodlibet
musical theme
theme
andantino
jammer
plinky-plonky
melodizer
concertizer
harmonizer
harmoniser
melodicism
syncopation
undermelody
subtune
thumri
synthesist
musical time
tunester
voice
melodist
part
strillers
tambourer
orchestralist
tuner
sampladelia
descant
organ-grinder
supermelodic
melodically
synthetist
musicianly
rebetis
idiophonist
fugue
ground bass
rhythm and blues musician
synth
lento
music lesson
one-man band
player
counterline
counterpoint
suite
slowly
beatboxer
manualist
polyrhythm
scherzando
musicologic
soundscape
chord change
countersubject
Benedictus
tambouriner
tuneful
solo
melodious
manualism
musicianer
coloration
pianica
canto
colouration
blow-organ
instrumentist
melodyhorn
serenade
support
surf rock
color
tunemeister
divertimento
vibist
instrumentalist
homorhythm
vibraphonist
bang
colour
mouth music
fortepianist
paperman
kaiso
tambourinist
tunesmithing
alto
tunesmithery
doosh
forces
monochordist

English words for 'A musician who performs the melody, as opposed to one who plays the rhythm.'

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