He's a well-known impresario.
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Impresario
//ˌɪmpɹɪˈsɑːɹɪəʊ//
Synonyms for "impresario" (43 found)
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Related words (21)
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18 translations across 15 languages.
Chinese Mandarin
1 entries- 演出經理人 /演出经理人 noun (a manager or producer in the entertainment industry)
Czech
1 entries- impresário noun (a manager or producer in the entertainment industry)
Dutch
1 entries- impresario noun (a manager or producer in the entertainment industry)
Esperanto
1 entries- impresario noun (a manager or producer in the entertainment industry)
Finnish
1 entries- impressaari noun (a manager or producer in the entertainment industry)
French
1 entries- imprésario noun (a manager or producer in the entertainment industry)
German
1 entries- Impresario noun (a manager or producer in the entertainment industry)
Hungarian
1 entries- impresszárió noun (a manager or producer in the entertainment industry)
Italian
1 entries- impresario noun (a manager or producer in the entertainment industry)
Japanese
2 entries- 演出家 noun (a manager or producer in the entertainment industry)
- 興行主 noun (a manager or producer in the entertainment industry)
Korean
1 entries- 연출가 noun (a manager or producer in the entertainment industry)
Polish
2 entries- agent noun (a manager or producer in the entertainment industry)
- agentka noun (a manager or producer in the entertainment industry)
Portuguese
1 entries- empresário teatral noun (a manager or producer in the entertainment industry)
Romanian
1 entries- impresar noun (a manager or producer in the entertainment industry)
Russian
2 entries- импреса́рио noun (a manager or producer in the entertainment industry)
- импреса́рио noun (a manager or producer in the entertainment industry)
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American jazz impresario George Wein turned 80 years old this month, but age isn't slowing down this globe-trotting music promoter. His pioneering series of jazz festivals, which started with private and public events in the 1950s in Newport, Rhode Island, and continue with this week's (Oct 28–30) Warsaw Jazz Festival in Poland, are credited with bringing the music festival concept to popular music. Year after year, they've also been showcasing the world's best jazz musicians, who readily praise Mr. Wein for his contributions to jazz.
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