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31Symphony No. 11 — Works with the title Symphony No. 11 include:*Havergal Brian s Symphony No. 11 *Joseph Haydn s Symphony No. 11 *Alan Hovhaness s Symphony No. 11 *Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart s Symphony No. 11 *Allan Pettersson s Symphony No. 11 *Dmitri Shostakovich s …
32symphony — noun (plural nies) Etymology: Middle English symphonie, from Middle French, from Latin symphonia, from Greek symphōnia, from symphōnos concordant in sound, from syn + phōnē voice, sound more at ban Date: 15th century 1. consonance of sounds 2. a …
33Symphony No. 0 — Among the pieces of music with the title Symphony No. 0 are:* Symphony No. 0 (Bruckner) ( Nullte ), WAB 100, by Anton Bruckner. * Symphony No. 0 (Schnittke), van Rijen opus 17, by Alfred Schnittke in 1957.;Or * Study Symphony, WAB 99, also by… …
34symphony — noun ADJECTIVE ▪ first, second, etc. ▪ C major, D minor, etc. VERB + SYMPHONY ▪ compose …
35symphony — n. 1) to compose, write a symphony 2) to perform, play a symphony * * * [ sɪmfənɪ] play a symphony write a symphony to compose to perform …
36symphony — sym·pho·ny || sɪmfÉ™nɪ n. musical composition written for a symphony orchestra; symphony orchestra; performance by a symphony orchestra; harmonious arrangement of sounds or other elements …
37symphony */ — UK [ˈsɪmfənɪ] / US noun [countable] Word forms symphony : singular symphony plural symphonies music a long piece of classical music played by a symphony orchestra …
38symphony — sym|pho|ny [ˈsımfəni] n plural symphonies [Date: 1200 1300; : Old French; Origin: symphonie, from Latin symphonia, from Greek, from symphonos sounding together , from syn ( SYN ) + phone voice, sound ] 1.) a long piece of music usually in four… …
39symphony — sym•pho•ny [[t]ˈsɪm fə ni[/t]] n. pl. nies 1) mad a) an extended sonatalike musical composition for large orchestra b) ritornello 2) mad symphony orchestra 3) mad a concert performed by a symphony orchestra 4) anything characterized by a… …
40symphony — n. (pl. ies) 1 an elaborate composition usu. for full orchestra, and in several movements with one or more in sonata form. 2 an interlude for orchestra alone in a large scale vocal work. 3 = symphony orchestra. Phrases and idioms: symphony… …
