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Meanings of modern composer in English
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Usage of modern composer in English
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After the orchestra has given specimens of every moderncomposer, the fourth act begins.
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That got Lucien thinking about composition and what it takes to be a moderncomposer.
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The moderncomposer, no less than the modern inventor, is having his day at the Exposition.
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The most moderncomposer was Simon Preston, whose Vox Dicentis began eerily but then lost its way.
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Harmony had been practicing, and at the end she played a little winter song by some moderncomposer.
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The announcer became very confused over the proper name of a composition by a moderncomposer named David Stanley Smith.
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The Florentine inventors of monody told us that, Gluck echoed them, Wagner re-enunciated the principle, and no moderncomposer has dreamed of denying its validity.
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It is Mozart's orchestra that the moderncomposer uses ("the only proper orchestra for comedy," as Berlioz said), eschewing even those "epical instruments," the trombones.
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Among moderncomposers I regard St. Saens as the ablest and most gifted.
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Then comes Liszt, Russian music, moderncomposers, concertos, and chamber music.
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French writers who hold a high rank among moderncomposers.
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You also find that some moderncomposers don't trust the musicians, but how does that show itself?
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I believe that this is because moderncomposers, as a rule, do not drudge patiently enough upon counterpoint.
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The piquant cadenza forestalls in the progression of diminished chords favourite effects of some of our more moderncomposers.
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The piquant cadenza forestalls in the progression of diminished chords favorite effects of some of our more moderncomposers.
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It seems a pity that the more moderncomposers have given us so little that is really worth while.