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List of composers
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Composers are generally people who write music. In certain musical genres, such as popular and folk music, the term "songwriter" means someone who authors both music and lyrics, but such a person may also be properly called a "composer." If a songwriter also performs, he or she is called a "singer/songwriter."
By name
By genre
- List of Carnatic composers
- List of film score composers
- List of Hindustani/ North Indian music composers
- List of classical music composers
- List of major opera composers
- List of musical theatre composers
- List of ragtime composers
- List of soundtrack composers
By era
- List of Medieval composers
- List of Renaissance composers
- List of Baroque composers
- List of Classical era composers
- List of Romantic composers
- List of modernist composers
- List of 20th century classical composers
- List of 21st century classical composers
By nationality or ethnicity
- List of composers by nationality
- List of composers of African descent
- List of American composers
- List of Canadian composers
- List of Czech composers
- List of Dutch composers
- List of Filipino composers
- List of Finnish composers
- List of French composers
- List of German and Austrian composers
- List of Icelandic composers
- List of Indian composers
- List of Indonesian composers
- List of Iranian composers
- List of Italian composers
- List of Polish composers
- List of Portuguese composers
- List of Russian composers
- List of Slovenian composers
- List of South African composers
- List of Spanish composers
- List of Swedish composers
- List of Ukrainian composers
By instrument composed for
- List of composers for the classical guitar
- List of organ composers
- List of piano composers
- List of composers and their preferred lyricists
- List of string quartet composers
Other classifications
See also
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