symphony English

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What does symphony mean?

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symphony Noun

— A symphony is music that is written for an orchestra. s most famous symphony was Symphony No. 5.

symphony

— noun a long and complex sonata for symphony orchestra

— noun a large orchestra; can perform symphonies we heard the Vienna symphony

Synonyms symphony synonyms

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symphony English » English

harmony

concord

concert

symphony orchestra

symphonic music

symphonic

philharmonic

consonance

concordance

unison

tune

symphonic composition

stipulation

sinfonia

pact

overtone

orchestra

melody

keeping

harmoniousness

deal

conguity

conformity

concurrence

compatibility

compact

arrangment

arrangement

amity

agreement

accordance

accord

Topics symphony topics

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Social behavior Social activity

Music

• What styles of music are there?
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Examples symphony examples

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Simple sentences

Do you know the concert schedule of London Symphony Orchestra?

Who's the composer of this symphony?

The repeated triplets are the most prominent motif in that movement of the symphony.

I have several recordings of Beethoven's Fifth Symphony.

The four-year old prodigy composed a symphony.

This symphony is a real masterpiece.

What's your favorite symphony?

What key is the symphony in?

This is his most famous symphony.

Movie subtitles

This burrito is a symphony. Dr. Akopian's gonna be so happy to see me.

The symphony that Beethoven called the Pastoral, his sixth, is one of the few pieces of music he ever wrote that tells something like a definite story.

He was a great nature lover, and in this symphony, he paints a musical picture of a day in the country.

But his music covers a much wider field than that, so Walt Disney has given the Pastoral Symphony a mythological setting.

Even if it played Beethoven's Ninth Symphony, I'd still say no.

And hear a symphony.

Don't you remember Bobby's school concert and Eileen's wedding. and that time you insisted on taking me to that symphony concert at the town hall?

Brahms second symphony, some Beethoven, Handel and not one note of Greek.

But they keep filling people's heads with delusions about love, writing about it as if it were a symphony orchestra, a flight of angels.

I can't express it, only a symphony could say it.

His symphony was played there.

I can start suffering and write that symphony.

I can stop suffering and write that symphony.

Symphony orchestra, 1 00 men.

I'm bringing Jardinet and his famous symphony orchestra. all the way from Paris, just to play for us.

Jardinet's symphony never has been so humiliated.

It plays Ochi Tchornya. Even if it played Beethoven's Ninth Symphony, I'd still say no.

Symphony orchestra, 100 men.

We've had a request for the Beethoven Fifth Symphony played by the London Symphony Orchestra under the direction of Sir Ronald Hedley.

At the symphony. My father, Professor Novotny.

I had the score of the symphony with me.

A man meets my daughter at a symphony concert once. and the next week he moves in.

You see, we met at the symphony last week. yesterday he.

I'd do anything for my water pageant. Schubert's the only guy who got away with an unfinished symphony.

Oh! This burrito is a symphony.

Well, Paris is a symphony.

Schubert's the only guy who got away with an unfinished symphony.

I've whistled, I tell you, with a symphony orchestra.

Any kind that's really good- symphony, opera.

Well, that sounds more like Mendelssohn's Italian Symphony.

Thanks. I can stop suffering and write that symphony.

Symphony Hall!

A symphony. Haydn's 88th.

Mr. Haydn seems to have run out of ideas when he got to Symphony No. 88.

News and current affairs

It is a symphony - often not a very harmonious one - of small steps that you hope will lead to something greater.

Daniel Barenboim is rumored to have left the Chicago Symphony Orchestra in part because he objected to the fundraising demands that were being made of him.

Michael Tilson Thomas in San Francisco, for example, has combined effective fundraising and artistic leadership to propel the San Francisco Symphony to the top rank of US orchestras.

It also should be reassuring to Europeans who are concerned that greater reliance on private money necessarily means conservative programming that the San Francisco Symphony has one of the most adventuresome repertoires in the US.

A malign example is Philip Morris's donation of money to museums, symphony orchestras, and opera houses, cynically aimed at buying off artists who might otherwise work to ban cigarettes.