"composer" po angielsku z przykładami - Słownik kolokacji angielskich

composer rzeczownik

rzeczownik + composer

Kolokacji: 29

opera composer • film composer • jazz composer • composer of music • composer of the Renaissance • ...

composer + rzeczownik

Kolokacji: 8

Composers Orchestra • Composer Award • composer Krzysztof Penderecki • Composer Portrait • composer friend • ...

composer + czasownik

Kolokacji: 59

composer writes • composer includes • composer uses • composer works • composer makes • ...

czasownik + composer

Kolokacji: 33

composer known • work as a composer • know as a composer • include composers • composer born • ...

przymiotnik + composer

Kolokacji: 150

American composer • Italian composer • young composer • French composer • contemporary composer • classical composer • ...

Kolokacji: 38

Grup znaczeniowych: 38

(1) American, English, Western

Kolokacji: 3

Kolokacji: 18

(3) young, early, new, later, late

Kolokacji: 5

Kolokacji: 5

(5) classical, Romantic

Kolokacji: 2

(6) British, Scottish, gay

Kolokacji: 3

1. British composer = Brytyjski kompozytor British composer

2. Scottish composer = Szkocki kompozytor Scottish composer

3. gay composer = gejowski kompozytor gay composer

Some writers consider Poulenc one of the first coming out gay composers.
"Out Classics" asks the buyer to join in a celebration of the "incalculable contributions that gay composers have made to the field of classical music."
The company even lent its name to "Out Classics," a compact disk with works by gay composers.
Tippett was one of the first openly gay composers to explore issues of sexuality in his work.
A collection of works by gay composers was a runaway hit with sales of 7,000, a minuscule figure by pop standards.
He's proud to be a gay composer and interested in talking about what that might mean.
And, reassuringly, Ivry does not try to create the category of gay composers.
Works from the new generation of openly gay composers, on the other hand, are sometimes distinguished more by good intentions than sound inspiration.
I am not, as Mr. James would have it, "a gay composer," but a composer.
How did Copland and the gay composers in his circle come to write music the way they did?