Arranger (noun)

A person who arranges things, especially musical pieces or events.

Origin:

Derived from the verb 'arrange' meaning 'to put in order'. the term was first used in english in the late 19th century to describe a person who arranges things.

Examples:

1. The arranger was responsible for creating the musical score for the film.
2. The arranger had to coordinate with the conductor and musicians to ensure a smooth performance.
3. The arranger was hired to plan the company's annual Christmas party.
4. The arranger was an expert at arranging flowers and creating beautiful bouquets.
5. The arranger was a master at juggling multiple tasks and ensuring everything was in order.