"instrument player" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to someone who plays an instrument. For example, "The lead guitarist of the band is a talented instrument player."
On your way out, take in the views of the city from the hotel grounds and listen to the sounds of the sarangi (stringed instrument) player sitting in a passageway.
As a melody instrument player, it's all about getting from one note to the next, and those intervals and how you navigate your way through these vertical structures of chords.
In the Prius Piano, instrument, player, and vehicle are interconnected, demonstrating how responsive a car can be to its surrounding environment and the individual behind the wheel (or piano).
If you are a better singer than an instrument player, do that.
Barbers contributed to the musical activities of confraternities, as singers, instrument players, and composers.
On Wednesday, he will give a free master class for wind instrument players at Hillsborough High School.
The entire ensemble of period instrument players, choir and soloists usually amounts to no more than 50 people.
This enterprising ensemble of period instrument players and singers is offering Laudate Matrem -- "In Praise of Motherhood" -- a program in honor of Mother's Day.
Its 56 string and 25 wind instrument players were present and former students of the Paris Conservatory, and its early concerts strongly emphasized Ludwig van Beethoven's music.
"There are financial issues, and focus issues, but also there's the question of how many of the period instrument players who still reside in New York are really good.
Mr. Kipnis said that without the right acoustics, an early music concert can be unsatisfactory: "All too often what happens is you have a group of period instrument players in a high school auditorium; that's the kiss of death, because it makes the instruments sound very unappealing and thin -- rather unappetizing," he said.
