Definitions
- Referring to a style of art that emphasizes the use of light and color to capture a moment or impression. - Describing a person who creates art in the impressionist style. - Talking about a person who has a dreamy or vague way of thinking or perceiving things.
- Referring to a person who writes music, either for instrumental or vocal performance. - Describing a person who creates music in a particular style or genre. - Talking about a person who arranges or adapts existing music for different instruments or purposes.
List of Similarities
- 1Both involve creating something artistic.
- 2Both require creativity and imagination.
- 3Both can be influenced by personal experiences and emotions.
- 4Both can be appreciated for their beauty and aesthetic value.
- 5Both can be performed or exhibited for an audience.
What is the difference?
- 1Medium: Impressionist refers specifically to a style of visual art, while composer refers to the creation of music.
- 2Process: Impressionist art is often created through the use of light and color to capture a moment or impression, while composer creates music through the use of sound and melody.
- 3Skills: Impressionist requires skills in painting, drawing, and color theory, while composer requires skills in music theory, notation, and instrumentation.
- 4Purpose: Impressionist art is often created for aesthetic purposes, while composer creates music for performance, entertainment, or emotional expression.
- 5History: Impressionist art emerged in the late 19th century in France, while composer has a longer history dating back to ancient times.
Remember this!
Impressionist and composer are both creative pursuits that involve the creation of something artistic. However, the difference between impressionist and composer is their medium, process, skills required, purpose, and history. Impressionist refers specifically to a style of visual art that captures a moment or impression through the use of light and color, while composer creates music through the use of sound and melody for performance, entertainment, or emotional expression.
