composer (Also composers) : Related Words Words similar in meaning to composer

  • musical composer«
  • tunesmith«
  • songwriter«
  • musician«
  • artist type by art form«
  • composer«
  • ballad maker«
  • van Beethoven«
  • symphonist«
  • psalmist«
  • contrapuntist«
  • songster«
  • musical composition«
  • piece of music«
  • composition«
  • composing«
  • song«
  • vocal«
  • instrument«
  • piece«
  • score«
  • counterpoint«
  • set«
  • opus«
  • psalm«
  • compose«
  • music«
  • arranger«
  • urtext«
  • performer«
  • write«
  • singer«
  • set to music«
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  • tunemeister«
  • classical music«
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  • troubadour«
  • music theory«
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  • traditional«
  • woman composer«
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  • instrumentate«
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  • tempo mark«
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  • musical notation«
  • folk song«
  • noncomposer«
  • folk ballad«
  • musicianship«
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  • duo«
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  • work song«
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  • renaissance music era«
  • trio«
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  • orchestra«
  • melody«
  • dancemaker«
  • form«
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  • curse of the ninth«
  • romantic music era«
  • orchestration«
  • composers«
  • music history«
  • solo«
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  • tone poem«
  • contrapuntal music«
  • choralist«
  • sound recording«
  • duet«
  • calm«
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  • tune«
  • ballet«
  • quintet«
  • balladmonger«
  • quartet«
  • author«
  • atonalist«
  • opera«
  • melodic phrase«
  • performance«
  • melodic line«
  • romantic composer«
  • aria«
  • beethoven«
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  • concerto«
  • instrumentation«
  • prominent composer«
  • requiem«
  • melody line«
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  • interpretation«
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  • role«
  • line«
  • webster dictionary website«
  • allegro«
  • strict counterpoint rule«
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  • experience teaching undergraduate music student«
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  • love-song«
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  • others main kind«
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  • most university textbook«
  • mixed vocal/instrumental genre«
  • main instrumental form«
  • individual composition lesson«
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  • european medieval repertory«
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  • dramatic expressive piece«
  • lay«
  • dramatic chromatic alteration«
  • harmonization«
  • d.m.a. program«
  • transpose«
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  • pastorale«
  • american improvisation«
  • allegretto«
  • aristocrat«
  • recapitulation«
  • ancient greece«
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  • folk music«
  • harmonisation«
  • reel«
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  • standard musical training system«
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  • major music form«
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  • formal training setting«
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  • ear training/dictation«
  • notturno«
  • diverse musical element«
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  • contemporary composer active«
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  • american musicologist marcia citron«
  • duette«
  • additional 54+ credit hour«
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  • string quartet«
  • torch singer«
  • wagnerian orchestra«
  • lieder singer«
  • traditional music song«
  • folk singer«
  • subordinate chordal accompaniment«
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  • simpler texture«
  • musical style«
  • sheet music score«
  • musical phrase«
  • pedagogical level«
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  • minimum credential«
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  • electronic musical instrument«
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  • complete musical composition«
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  • music box«
  • notation«
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  • prerecorded material«
  • dance music«
  • musical occupation«
  • concerted music«
  • multiple harp«
  • opera star«
  • aristocratic employer«
  • abbey philip«
  • soloist«
  • era«
  • tenor«
  • chord«
  • baritone«
  • independent melody line«
  • operatic star«
  • century art music«
  • soprano«
  • traditional classical instrument«
  • theme song«
  • roman catholic church service«
  • exact rendition«
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  • piano«
  • singing«
  • tenure track professor«
  • rigid style«
  • orchestrator«
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  • church job«
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  • percussive instrument«
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  • keyboard instrument«
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  • sonic material«
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  • postsecondary study«
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  • voice«
  • writing«
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  • african percussionist«
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  • classicism«
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  • bare outline«
  • chorus«
  • crooner«
  • a.mus«
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  • prominent melody«
  • player«
  • symphonic tone poem«
  • blues«
  • short aria«
  • other routes«
  • theme«
  • text composition«
  • contralto«
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  • castrato«
  • electronic effect unit«
  • alto«
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  • carol«
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  • church employee«
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  • orlande de lassus«
  • aleatoric music«
  • vox«
  • significant composition«
  • keen«
  • baroque«
  • songstress«
  • short motif«
  • warble«
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