Definition of tunesmith in English:

tunesmith

noun ˈtjuːnsmɪθˈt(y)o͞onˌsmiTH

informal

A composer of popular music or songs.
a superb tribute to this legendary tunesmith
Example sentencesExamples
- Local tunesmith Shuyler Jansen has pulled the opening slot.
- Reliable tunesmiths, yes, but hardly anyone's new favourite band.
- Once I set up the system, I was asked to produce an album for Jeff Skorik, a well-known Nashville session vocalist, incredible tunesmith and fine guitar player.
- He was quite a tunesmith, offering such fetching melodies at will.
- As indie rock's answer to a Broadway tunesmith, it was only a matter of time before Ben Folds inspired a stage show.
- Moreover, Another Happy Ending illustrates that The Clarks have four capable, crafty tunesmiths.
- If you took away the size of the band, the sexuality and the performance art aspect of it all, he would still be an exceptional tunesmith.
- For years it seemed this talented tunesmith would continue to carry the torch for genuinely genius grunge guitar pop.
- Apparently, Rich wants to make sure that once his performing career dries up he's still got a lucrative career as a country tunesmith, but it's a shame that he feels the need to zero out to do it.
- Teenage tunesmiths The Banners have just put the finishing touches to their first album of songs.
- It was a bittersweet end for the troubled tunesmith.
- Audacious tunesmiths were taking American popular music in exciting new directions.
- Since the love-song format developed by U.S. composers had infiltrated every corner of the globe, foreign tunesmiths had already learned America's musical ‘language.’
- While it might not bring the trio back under the spotlight, this album shows that they are still the clever tunesmiths.
- When the tunesmith says it, it's from the heart.
- For a tunesmith who apparently has a treasure trove of 8 million songs, he is still at the mini-album stage.
- It is now fashionable to bundle these superb tunesmiths and master orchestrators together and ignore them.
- The Shadows were among the greatest and most influential pop instrumentalists of the last century - the true tunesmiths of a bygone era.
- In the civil war of the early 1860s, tunesmiths were writing war songs and getting on well.
- But for now, the debonair local tunesmith is a high-class guy living in a lo-fi world.

Definition of tunesmith in US English:

tunesmith

nounˈt(y)o͞onˌsmiTH

informal

A composer of popular music.
Example sentencesExamples
- It was a bittersweet end for the troubled tunesmith.
- If you took away the size of the band, the sexuality and the performance art aspect of it all, he would still be an exceptional tunesmith.
- For a tunesmith who apparently has a treasure trove of 8 million songs, he is still at the mini-album stage.
- As indie rock's answer to a Broadway tunesmith, it was only a matter of time before Ben Folds inspired a stage show.
- Moreover, Another Happy Ending illustrates that The Clarks have four capable, crafty tunesmiths.
- Reliable tunesmiths, yes, but hardly anyone's new favourite band.
- The Shadows were among the greatest and most influential pop instrumentalists of the last century - the true tunesmiths of a bygone era.
- In the civil war of the early 1860s, tunesmiths were writing war songs and getting on well.
- Once I set up the system, I was asked to produce an album for Jeff Skorik, a well-known Nashville session vocalist, incredible tunesmith and fine guitar player.
- While it might not bring the trio back under the spotlight, this album shows that they are still the clever tunesmiths.
- Apparently, Rich wants to make sure that once his performing career dries up he's still got a lucrative career as a country tunesmith, but it's a shame that he feels the need to zero out to do it.
- Since the love-song format developed by U.S. composers had infiltrated every corner of the globe, foreign tunesmiths had already learned America's musical ‘language.’
- It is now fashionable to bundle these superb tunesmiths and master orchestrators together and ignore them.
- When the tunesmith says it, it's from the heart.
- For years it seemed this talented tunesmith would continue to carry the torch for genuinely genius grunge guitar pop.
- Teenage tunesmiths The Banners have just put the finishing touches to their first album of songs.
- Audacious tunesmiths were taking American popular music in exciting new directions.
- But for now, the debonair local tunesmith is a high-class guy living in a lo-fi world.
- He was quite a tunesmith, offering such fetching melodies at will.
- Local tunesmith Shuyler Jansen has pulled the opening slot.

单词	tunesmith
释义	Definition of tunesmith in English: tunesmith noun ˈtjuːnsmɪθˈt(y)o͞onˌsmiTH informal A composer of popular music or songs. a superb tribute to this legendary tunesmith Example sentencesExamples Local tunesmith Shuyler Jansen has pulled the opening slot. Reliable tunesmiths, yes, but hardly anyone's new favourite band. Once I set up the system, I was asked to produce an album for Jeff Skorik, a well-known Nashville session vocalist, incredible tunesmith and fine guitar player. He was quite a tunesmith, offering such fetching melodies at will. As indie rock's answer to a Broadway tunesmith, it was only a matter of time before Ben Folds inspired a stage show. Moreover, Another Happy Ending illustrates that The Clarks have four capable, crafty tunesmiths. If you took away the size of the band, the sexuality and the performance art aspect of it all, he would still be an exceptional tunesmith. For years it seemed this talented tunesmith would continue to carry the torch for genuinely genius grunge guitar pop. Apparently, Rich wants to make sure that once his performing career dries up he's still got a lucrative career as a country tunesmith, but it's a shame that he feels the need to zero out to do it. Teenage tunesmiths The Banners have just put the finishing touches to their first album of songs. It was a bittersweet end for the troubled tunesmith. Audacious tunesmiths were taking American popular music in exciting new directions. Since the love-song format developed by U.S. composers had infiltrated every corner of the globe, foreign tunesmiths had already learned America's musical ‘language.’ While it might not bring the trio back under the spotlight, this album shows that they are still the clever tunesmiths. When the tunesmith says it, it's from the heart. For a tunesmith who apparently has a treasure trove of 8 million songs, he is still at the mini-album stage. It is now fashionable to bundle these superb tunesmiths and master orchestrators together and ignore them. The Shadows were among the greatest and most influential pop instrumentalists of the last century - the true tunesmiths of a bygone era. In the civil war of the early 1860s, tunesmiths were writing war songs and getting on well. But for now, the debonair local tunesmith is a high-class guy living in a lo-fi world. Definition of tunesmith in US English: tunesmith nounˈt(y)o͞onˌsmiTH informal A composer of popular music. Example sentencesExamples It was a bittersweet end for the troubled tunesmith. If you took away the size of the band, the sexuality and the performance art aspect of it all, he would still be an exceptional tunesmith. For a tunesmith who apparently has a treasure trove of 8 million songs, he is still at the mini-album stage. As indie rock's answer to a Broadway tunesmith, it was only a matter of time before Ben Folds inspired a stage show. Moreover, Another Happy Ending illustrates that The Clarks have four capable, crafty tunesmiths. Reliable tunesmiths, yes, but hardly anyone's new favourite band. The Shadows were among the greatest and most influential pop instrumentalists of the last century - the true tunesmiths of a bygone era. In the civil war of the early 1860s, tunesmiths were writing war songs and getting on well. Once I set up the system, I was asked to produce an album for Jeff Skorik, a well-known Nashville session vocalist, incredible tunesmith and fine guitar player. While it might not bring the trio back under the spotlight, this album shows that they are still the clever tunesmiths. Apparently, Rich wants to make sure that once his performing career dries up he's still got a lucrative career as a country tunesmith, but it's a shame that he feels the need to zero out to do it. Since the love-song format developed by U.S. composers had infiltrated every corner of the globe, foreign tunesmiths had already learned America's musical ‘language.’ It is now fashionable to bundle these superb tunesmiths and master orchestrators together and ignore them. When the tunesmith says it, it's from the heart. For years it seemed this talented tunesmith would continue to carry the torch for genuinely genius grunge guitar pop. Teenage tunesmiths The Banners have just put the finishing touches to their first album of songs. Audacious tunesmiths were taking American popular music in exciting new directions. But for now, the debonair local tunesmith is a high-class guy living in a lo-fi world. He was quite a tunesmith, offering such fetching melodies at will. Local tunesmith Shuyler Jansen has pulled the opening slot.
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