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Key Composers Vocabulary - Eleni Karaindrou

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Key Composers Vocabulary
famous
famous
[Adjective]

known by a lot of people

Ex: The famous singer performed to a sold-out crowd at the arena. 
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composer
composer
[noun]

a person who writes music as their profession

Ex: The composer created a symphony that was performed by a prestigious orchestra. 
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Greece
Greece
[noun]

a country with a long history and rich culture located in South Eastern Europe and Northern Mediterranean Sea

Ex: Greece is famous for its historical sites and beautiful islands. 
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beautiful
beautiful
[Adjective]

extremely pleasing to the mind or senses

Ex: He painted a beautiful portrait of his sister. 
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movie
movie
[noun]

a story told through a series of moving pictures with sound, usually watched via television or in a cinema

Ex: He watched a scary movie and got scared during the suspenseful scenes. 
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play
play
[noun]

a live presentation of a play or stage production

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to learn
to learn
[Verb]

to become knowledgeable or skilled in something by doing it, studying, or being taught

Ex: He learned valuable negotiation skills by watching experienced negotiators in action 
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music
music
[noun]

a series of sounds made by instruments or voices, arranged in a way that is pleasant to listen to

Ex: He plays the piano and enjoys composing beautiful music. 
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to write
to write
[Verb]

to compose a musical piece

Ex: He's been working hard to write a new guitar riff. 
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director
director
[noun]

a person in charge of a movie or play who gives instructions to the actors and staff

Ex: He is working with a well-known director on his next film. 
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film
film
[noun]

a story that we can watch on a screen, like a TV or in a theater, with moving pictures and sound

Ex: The film we watched last night was a gripping thriller that kept us on the edge of our seats until the very end. 
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emotional
emotional
[Adjective]

relating to feelings or emotions

Ex: Emotional responses vary from person to person. 
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inspiration

a mental spark that drives unusual creativity or activity

Ex: The serene landscape sparked an inspiration in the writer’s mind. 
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Greek
Greek
[Adjective]

belonging or relating to Greece, its people, or its language

Ex: Greek cuisine is well-known for its fresh and flavorful dishes. 
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concert
concert
[noun]

a public performance by musicians or singers

Ex: After the concert, the band met with fans for autographs. 
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orchestra
orchestra
[noun]

a group of musicians playing various instruments gathered and organized to perform a classic piece

Ex: The orchestra performed a symphony composed by Beethoven with great precision and emotion. 
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all over the (world|globe)

in every part of the world

Ex: The brand is recognized all over the world. 
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to win
to win
[Verb]

to be awarded something such as a prize after winning a contest, bet, etc.

Ex: She won a scholarship to study abroad. 
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award
award
[noun]

a prize or money given to a person for their great performance

Ex: She received a lifetime achievement award for her work in cinema. 
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connection

a relation by which things or people are associated or linked

Ex: She felt an instant connection with the new colleague who shared her passion for photography. 
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to reflect

to show a particular quality, characteristic, or emotion

Ex: His speech reflected the concerns of the community. 
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history
history
[noun]

the continuum of events occurring in succession leading from the past to the present and even into the future

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melody
melody
[noun]

the arrangement or succession of single musical notes in a tune or piece of music

Ex: The melody of the song was catchy and easily recognizable, making it a favorite among listeners. 
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accordion
accordion
[noun]

a box-like musical instrument that is held in both hands and is played by squeezing and stretching it while pressing its keys

Ex: He played a lively polka tune on the accordion at the street fair. 
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instrument

an object or device used for producing music, such as a violin or a piano

Ex: A harmonica is a small, portable instrument, making it popular among travelers. 
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to squeeze

to apply pressure with a compressing or constricting motion, typically using the hands

Ex: The stress ball provided relief as she squeezed it during a tense meeting. 
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to press
to press
[Verb]

to apply force to something, typically with a hand or finger, in order to operate or activate a mechanical or electronic device

Ex: Press the button to start the machine. 
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key
key
[noun]

a mechanical part that is pressed or activated to produce sound in musical instruments

Ex: The pianist pressed each key in perfect harmony to create a beautiful piece. 
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often
often
[Adverb]

on many occasions

Ex: He often helps his neighbors with their chores. 
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