Sentence examples for official composer from inspiring English sources

According to Hector, Howard Drossin only then became Sonic 3's official composer.

The official composer - a 1960s legend and author of much-loved, cheery three-minute songs - was commissioned to write an oratorio by a prosperous provincial festival.

The Queen's official composer has settled into his retirement from conducting with a scathing attack on his peers, branding them "lazy and limited".

He now received the appointment of official composer to the Emperor, which obliged him to be in Vienna for six months in the year but left him free to work elsewhere during the rest.

If the master of the Queen's music is, in effect, the UK's official composer for the public sphere, it seems fitting that the post is currently held by someone so adept at writing for choirs.

As media influence grew, so did opportunities for this official composer to use the increase in clout as a platform to speak up on behalf of classical music in general – something that the outgoing holder, Peter Maxwell Davies, has done many times in the past decade.

Indeed, following Anna Nicole's success, why not send an official war composer to a war zone to write an opera?

In Vienna, Gluck was appointed official court composer, but he soon took leave to return to Paris, where the new version of L'Arbre enchanté in 1775 brought him little success, and the completely rewritten Cythère assiégée proved a failure.

Perhaps those tears were… Franz Schubert could be the official song composer of Lincoln Center: the Viennese master's extraordinary gift for clear storytelling and hauntingly simple melody has inspired… Michael Flatley is retiring!

Like Wagner's, it was banned in Israel and repressed, rejected, even reviled elsewhere, due to unease about the official role the composer had played in Germany under the Nazis.

In 1964, Professor Ralph Shapey founded the Contemporary Chamber Players (CCP), making the University's dedication to new music and new composers official.