Singer-songwriter
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| + | '''''Singer-songwriter''''' is a term that refers to [[performer]]s who [[Lyricist|write]], [[composer|compose]] and [[singing|sing]] their own [[Musical piece|material]] including [[lyrics]] and [[melody|melodies]], often providing the sole [[accompaniment]] to an entire [[Musical composition|composition]] or [[song]]. A number of other well-known musicians may write some of their own songs, but are usually referred to as [[singer]]s instead. | ||
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Singer-songwriter is a term that refers to performers who write, compose and sing their own material including lyrics and melodies, often providing the sole accompaniment to an entire composition or song. A number of other well-known musicians may write some of their own songs, but are usually referred to as singers instead.
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