Do you know how one calls a mandola player?
"Mandolist" ?
Do you know how one calls a mandola player?
"Mandolist" ?
"Lonely?"
Wait, that's a violist.
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I always preferred "viola player". What do you call the guy playing 10-string, "Tennist"?
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I prefer "mandola player" (and "viola player" as well)
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I would say mandolist is correct, if you need such a term. And mandocellist or mandobassist would be proper as well. What else do you need to know?
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