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Also known as music composer, music by, composed by, music composed by
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A composer is a person who creates musical works by writing down notes and instructions that musicians perform. Composers matter because they are the creative force behind the music we hear—from classical symphonies to modern film scores—shaping cultural expression and artistic tradition across generations.
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- Instance of
- occupation
- Subclass of
- author
- Image
- Beethoven.jpg
- Patron saint
- Saint Cecilia
- Field of occupation
- composed musical work
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- female form of label
- cumpusitrice
- topic's main category
- Category:Composers
- Commons category
- Composers
- ISCO-88 occupation class
- 2453
- category for eponymous categories
- Category:Wikipedia categories named after composers
- P8168
- Bad Girl
- ISCO-08 occupation class
- 2652
- male form of label
- cumpusitore
- topic has template
- Template:Infobox classical composer
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Article · 日本語
作曲家（さっきょくか、英語: Composer）は、音楽作品（楽曲）を創作（作曲）する人のことであり、とくにそれを職業とする人を指す。日本語で作曲者というと、サウンドクリエイターなどそれより広い意味を持つことがある。
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