Composer is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COMPOSER in dictionary:

NOUN:
• one who writes music
• a person who writes music, especially as a professional occupation
• One who composes; an author. Specifically, an author of a piece of music.
• One who, or that which, quiets or calms; one who adjusts a difference.
• someone who composes music as a profession
• person who writes music
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• one that writes music

Words related to COMPOSER

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Words that contain COMPOSER

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How to use COMPOSER in a sentence

• The most interesting objects in Salzburg to us, were the house of Mozart, in which the composer was born, and the monument lately erected to him.
• It is a grand subject, which in the hands of a powerful composer, might be made very effective, but I must confess I was disappointed in the present case.
• At the age of sixteen he was already a successful composer, and had begun that dazzling career which mingled superhuman laziness with inhuman zeal.
• Another opera composer of the time was Reinhard Keiser.
• Six years before he had married Genevieve, the daughter of his teacher, the composer Halevy.
• Clara Schumann, widow of the renowned composer Robert Schumann, who was also a pupil of Wieck.
• I have often wondered what was in the heart of the composer, for it touches my heart like no other piece of music has power to do.
• This, according to the composer, is a picture he has painted of the persons in the drama before he makes them speak.
• The composer showed himself in this more artistic than in anything else he did.
• The seed of beauty had been sown by the mighty Josquin des Pres what time he was a Roman singer and a Mantuan composer.
• Borodin the composer is after all only the composer of a few fragments.
• One feels that the composer has recently encountered the personalities of Moussorgsky and Debussy.
• In 1866 he was installed in furnished rooms, having decided upon becoming a composer.
• Now he could go with the feeling that he was a composer of some note, confident that his works would at least obtain a hearing from the Italians.
• Here he met Thomas Linley, a boy of about his own age, the son of the English composer, who was studying the violin under Nardini.
• Little did the composer dream, as he heard his visitor announced, that his deliverance from the bondage which had become wellnigh insupportable, was so close at hand.
• Now that she was married to a composer Charmian understood the full value of Mrs.
• If he were known as a composer, if he were popular or famous, the matter, he felt, would be quite different.
• Then his mind had been diverted by the lamentations of the composer, calling attention to the danger he ran in venturing near to Armand Gillier.
• He had intended to be a composer, but had little faculty for original work.
• In later times there was an immense common fund of common phrases, any one of which only needed modification by a composer to enable him to express anything he pleased.
• Now, it is of the very essence of the Italian opera of the Gluck-cum-Mozart model that it enables a composer to represent moments.

Similar words containing MPOS without suffix er and without prefix co

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