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单词 composer
释义
composer
noun[C]
uk
/kəmˈpəʊ.zər/us
/kəmˈpoʊ.zɚ/
B2
apersonwho writesmusic
作曲家
Examples
  • The composer Strauss wasoncechallengedto aduel.
  • Thefamousjazzmusician, Duke Ellington, was a composer,arrangerandpianist.
  • As a composer, he was up there with thebest.
  • In myopinion, no other composersevenbegintoapproachMozart.
  • Beethoven, Schumann and Chopin wereleadingRomanticcomposers.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Musicians
  • accompanist
  • arranger
  • artist
  • bandleader
  • bandmaster
  • drum major
  • drummer
  • emcee
  • fiddler
  • flautist
  • non-musician
  • oboist
  • one-hit wonder
  • one-man band
  • organ grinder
  • soloist
  • timpanist
  • trombonist
  • trumpeter
  • violinist
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(Definition ofcomposerfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)
Examples from literature
  • He went on to become one of the world’s greatest composers.
  • The composer Vivaldi was born there.
  • The composer composed 15 pieces of music for a new musical.
  • The famous 18th-century composer Mozart, for example, wrote part of one of his songs for the piano to sound like the song of his pet bird.
  • There are many composers and lyricists who became famous for making music for Broadway shows.
  • Venice’s most famous composer is probably Antonio Vivaldi.
  • His assistance to Wagner at this stage in that composer's career cannot be overestimated.
  • In closing, it may not be amiss to express the wish that the compositions of women composers could be heard more frequently than they are at present.
  • It is difficult to learn anything of the boyhood and youth of this rare French composer.
  • So, at the age of fifty-five, this great composer for the first time ceased to be anxious on the score of his livelihood.
  • The country has none the less produced some noticeable composers during the past century.

composer| American Dictionary

composer
noun[C]
us
/kəmˈpoʊ·zər/
apersonwho writesmusic
(Definition ofcomposerfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofcomposer

composer
From an electroacoustic composer's perspective, 'entering' the sonic interior can mean different things.
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This paper addresses the overwhelming importance which computer music composers usually place on the structural elements of their music.
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Probably, once the 'affirmation of life' has been tamed, composers will find it more useful.
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Nor could it grant one group control over the creative products of composers and authors.
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The composer's role was here to write the piece and the other parties provided advice on how the concepts underlying the piece might be realized.
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In the real world, very few of us are composers; in the world of opera everyone is.
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As tantalizing glimpses of the fully formed wonders to come, though, they offer a valuable perspective to anyone interested in this singular composer's musical evolution.
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The transcript was extensively revised by thecomposerand edited by the present writer to produce the current version.
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There are almost no technological grounds to withhold wax tablets from the hands of composers of polyphony anytime from the eleventh to the fifteenth century.
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The only difference for him was that in electronic music thecomposeris united with the performer.
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In the first case thecomposerseems to connect many of the electronic timbres with hypothetical acoustic instruments.
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How should the balance of responsibilities between thecomposer, the performer (and the audience) be arranged?
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The most varied and intense artistic reaction to the flood came from blues singers and composers.
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This idea constitutes a basic compositional premise that can be observed in works written by 20th-century composers operating under a number of different artistic assumptions.
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Thecomposer-performer collaboration may thus become a site for the playing out of the dialogic aspects of artistic creation.
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Collocationswithcomposer

composer

These are words often used in combination withcomposer.

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avant-garde composers
Similarly, it has also played an important part in establishing performance traditions for the works of many international avant-garde composers.
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classical composer
What fortuitous combination of circumstances, or what weird chance encounters of strangers, caused secret armies and assassin squads to invade the ivory towers of theclassicalcomposer?
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contemporary composers
A book of her interviews with many contemporary composers is in preparation.
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