Composer

Pronunciation: /kəmˈpoʊzər/

Definitions of composer

noun a person who writes music, especially classical music

Example Sentences

A1 Mozart was a famous composer.

A2 Beethoven is known as a brilliant composer.

B1 The composer of this symphony is not well-known.

B2 Many consider Bach to be the greatest composer of all time.

C1 The composer's intricate use of harmonies and melodies is truly impressive.

C2 The composer's ability to evoke emotion through music is unparalleled.

Examples of composer in a Sentence

formal The composer's latest symphony received critical acclaim from music critics.

informal Have you heard of that composer who writes amazing film scores?

slang That composer is totally killing it with their new album!

figurative She is a composer of words, crafting beautiful poems that touch the soul.

Grammatical Forms of composer

• past tense: composed
• plural: composers
• comparative: more composed
• superlative: most composed
• present tense: compose
• future tense: will compose
• perfect tense: have composed
• continuous tense: is composing
• singular: composer
• positive degree: composed
• infinitive: to compose
• gerund: composing
• participle: composed

Origin and Evolution of composer

First Known Use: 1596 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'composer' originated from the Latin word 'componere', which means 'to put together' or 'to arrange'.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to refer to someone who puts together or arranges music, the term 'composer' has evolved to encompass those who create original musical pieces across various genres and styles.