Associations to the word «Copland»
Noun
- Aaron
- Bernstein
- Ives
- Rodeo
- Connotation
- Igor
- Nadia
- Virgil
- Barber
- Premiere
- Clarinet
- Brahms
- Concerto
- Composer
- Chopin
- Symphony
- Philharmonic
- Tchaikovsky
- Leonard
- Sessions
- Piston
- Ballet
- Darius
- Beethoven
- Shaker
- Bloch
- Sonata
- Thomson
- Queens
- Ellington
- Marc
- Conductor
- Berkshire
- Serge
- Orchestra
- Chavez
- Populist
- Pianist
- Quartet
- Erich
- Strauss
- Os
- Conducting
- Suite
- Requiem
- Mozart
- Kraft
- Composition
- Bach
- Dickinson
- Recital
- Choreographer
- Verdi
- Handel
- Vaughan
- Crawford
- Sergei
- Repertory
- Converse
- Soloist
- Elliott
- Overture
- Haydn
- Martha
- Gould
- Piano
- Spring
- Lincoln
- Rodgers
- Prelude
- Common
- Jazz
- Apple
- Emerson
- Wilder
- Portrait
- Benny
- Kaplan
- Cage
- Music
- Samuel
- Billy
- Drew
- Ode
- Harris
- Alberto
- Goodman
Adjective
Wiktionary
COPLAND, noun. (obsolete) A piece of ground terminating in a point or acute angle.
Dictionary definition
COPLAND, noun. United States composer who developed a distinctly American music (1900-1990).
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