chapelmaster

English

Etymology

Compound of chapel +‎ master.

Noun

chapelmaster (plural chapelmasters)

A director of music in a chapel, the musical director of a court and/or major church's choir and/or orchestra; often also a composer.

Translations

director of music in a chapel

Armenian: կապելմայստեր (hy) (kapelmayster)
Belarusian: капельма́йстар m (kapjelʹmájstar), капэльма́йстар m (kapelʹmájstar)
Bulgarian: капелма́йстор m (kapelmájstor)
Czech: kapelník (cs) m
Danish: kapelmester c
Dutch: kapelmeester (nl) m
Finnish: kuorokapellimestari, kuoronjohtaja (fi), kapellimestari (fi)
French: maître de chapelle (fr) m
German: Kapellmeister (de) m, Kapellmeisterin (de) f
Icelandic: kapellumeistari m
Italian: maestro di cappella m
Latvian: kapelmeistars m
Lithuanian: kapelmeisteris m
Macedonian: капелма́јстор m (kapelmájstor)
Norwegian:
Bokmål: kapellmester m
Polish: kapelmistrz (pl) m
Russian: капельме́йстер (ru) m (kapelʹméjster)
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: ка̀пе̄лнӣк m

Roman: kàpēlnīk (sh) m
Slovak: kapelník m
Slovene: kapelnik m
Spanish: maestro de capilla m
Swedish: kapellmästare (sv) c
Ukrainian: капельме́йстер m (kapelʹméjster), капельма́йстер m (kapelʹmájster)

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