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lyricist

[lir-uh-sist] / ˈlɪr ə sɪst /


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Her return to Broadway has been warmly anticipated, particularly because it reunites her with the composer and lyricist Stephen Schwartz, who wrote the score for the long-running hit “Wicked,” in which Ms. Chenoweth originally starred.

From The Wall Street Journal

Kim Seok-jung once cleared the home of a late lyricist and found a set of songs she had not shared with her relatives.

From Barron's

By contrast "Blue Moon," in cinemas now, depicts Broadway lyricist Lorenz Hart at the end of his career.

From Barron's

The "first owners" of the lyrics and musical composition are the "authors" - the lyricists and composers, respectively.

From BBC

Because Mr. Parker processes his voice so heavily, it’s easy to forget that he’s a distinctive lyricist—his words are resonant even as the arrangements keep one’s ear on the gleaming surfaces.

From The Wall Street Journal