The phrase "a different composer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a composer who is not the one previously mentioned or considered.
Example: "For this project, I decided to collaborate with a different composer to bring a fresh perspective to the music."
Alternatives: "another composer" or "an alternate composer".
Each is set to a different composer and presents a highly sophisticated challenge to its interpreters.
Here, the Don meets Moliere, with each character represented by a different composer.
Each of its constituent parts is inspired by a different gemstone and set to music by a different composer.
In the series Composers' Rooms, each week she talks to a different composer in his or her creative space.
Maybe a different composer, such as Jonathan Dove, could have caught something of the novel's squalid eerieness.
From this year, though, there will be three separate days, each devoted to a different composer, under the umbrella title of Total Immersion.
"In a lot of ways, when I started writing it, I was a very different composer than I am now," Muhly told me.
| Nov. 13 at 8: Yevgeny Sudbin, an acclaimed Russian pianist in the grand tradition, offers two sonatas by Haydn and two by a very different composer, Scriabin (including No. 9 in F Major, "Black Mass"), along with works by Medtner and Chopin.
In the process, however, Schoenberg has just learned that his bloodline includes a very different composer.
One concert, When Smoke Stood Up from Ludlow, consisted of different settings from his A Shropshire Lad by a dozen different composers, including Gerald Finzi, whose music first inspired the founding of a festival.
It also lets it try out a number of different composers, such as Matt Boehler, himself a bass, who wrote "75 Miles" with the librettist Laura Barati, in which a 16-year-old girl talks to her mother about her pregnancy (the nearest women's health center, where she could get an abortion, is 75 miles away).
