arranger
/ə'reindʤə/
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Definition
- Noun:
- A person who adapts a musical composition: An arranger is someone who reworks a piece of music for different instruments, voices, or a different performance style than originally intended.
- A person who organizes or puts things in order: An arranger is someone who brings structure, order, and organization to an event, project, or enterprise.
Examples of Usage
- Noun:
- The famous composer hired a skilled arranger to adapt his symphony for a jazz ensemble.
- As the arranger of the conference, she was responsible for the schedule, speakers, and venue logistics.
Advanced Usage
- "In the capacity of an arranger": Functioning in the role of someone who organizes or adapts.
- He worked on the project in the capacity of an arranger, not as the original composer.
Variants and Related Words
Arrange (verb): To put things into a proper, systematic, or decorative order; to plan or prepare for an event; to adapt a piece of music.
- She will arrange the flowers beautifully.
- He arranged a meeting for next Tuesday.
- The musician will arrange the song for a piano solo.
Arrangement (noun): The result of arranging; the way things are ordered or organized; a musical adaptation.
- The floral arrangement was stunning.
- We made seating arrangements for the guests.
- He wrote a beautiful string arrangement for the pop song.
Synonyms
- Organizer: A person who arranges or coordinates events or activities.
- Adapter: One who modifies something to suit a new purpose, especially in music.
- Orchestrator: Specifically, one who arranges music for an orchestra; can also mean a person who organizes complex activities.
Related Phrases
- To arrange for: To make plans or preparations for something to happen.
- I will arrange for a car to pick you up from the airport.
Noun
- a musician who adapts a composition for particular voices or instruments or for another style of performance
- a person who brings order and organization to an enterprise
- she was the organizer of the meeting