composer

1 The music by that composer is always so melodious.

那作曲家创作的曲子总是十分动听.

2 Mozart blossomed ( as a composer ) very early in life.

莫扎特早在童年时已初露头角 ( 成为作曲家 ).

3 By the nineteenth century, though, a dotted rhythm was only played if the composer had specified it with a dot in the notation.

4 a versatile composer whose works include operas, symphonies, concertos, and sonatas

5 How did the great composer die?

这位伟大的作曲家是如何去世的?

6 As soon as a melody is finished with, the composer writes another.

每写完一首曲子, 这位作曲家就接着写另一首.

7 But Wagner wasn't the only composer who was guilty of creating unnecessary clutter in the eyes of an iconoclast like Satie.

8 Field is one of those composers who has been dealt an inexplicably poor hand by posterity but who had a huge influence on other composers in their own time.

9 In the late seventeenth and early eighteenth centuries there was one sequence of chords that composers loved more than any other.

10 Which brings us back to our Parisian composer, Perotin, and his great legacy to Western music.

11 In 1890, for example, if you’d asked most educated people in the West to name a famous living composer, they would very likely have given you that of a Russian, Pyotr Tchaikovsky.

12 Joseph Goebbels, the composer of blustery Nazi propaganda, had been issuing nonsense statements for years.

13 I think the composer repeats the theme too often.

我认为这作曲家过多重复了这个主题.

14 A motive is just a little cell, a germ, out of which the composer will build other musical material.

动机只是个小小的细胞，一个胚芽，作曲家将从中创造出其他的音乐素材。

15 Tchaikovsky, though, was the first Russian composer to achieve meaningful fame outside Russia.

16 The aloof composer neither worried nor cared about public opinion.

这位超然的作曲家对舆论既不担心,也不在意.

17 As the world descended into anxiety, paranoia and financial meltdown, not to mention Fascism and Stalinism, increasingly it was composers embracing popular forms who became the voice of conscience.

18 These were the songs by European classical composers like Giuseppe Verdi and Franz Schubert that she had heard Roland Hayes sing in church, and that she now began to learn.

19 The international prestige of Handel was unmatched among British composers until Lennon and McCartney in the 1960s.

20 For all their pre-eminence in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, composers from Austria and Germany would soon be competing for attention with a kaleidoscope of musical stars from elsewhere, notably Russia, France and the USA.

1 制图者

chart plotter mapper delineator

2 作家

author writer pen penman litterateur

3 作者

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4 构图者

comp.

5 作曲家

writer melodist musician harmonist songsmith comp. tunesmith

6 调停人

arbiter

7 创作者

creator originator

8 调停者

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9 和解人

pacifier

10 设计者

planner projector devise artificer contriver