Meanings of great symphony in English

The land was a great symphony; she the haunting theme of it.

No one has written a great symphony or even a concerto about Africa.

Here are such harmonies as Nature strikes in her great symphony of color.

For me, Brahms' Second Symphony is a great symphony.

Brazil owe all lovers of the beautiful game a great symphony of a World Cup final.

There is beauty as of a great symphony in the sweep and movement of the solar system.

The two women stood as far apart as a little, meaningless song stands from a great symphony.

The din of guns was unceasing, and made a great symphony of staccato notes on a thunderous instrument.

It was a discordant and jagged tune, one that didn't belong in the great symphony that played here beneath the waves.

Put all these genes together, and you have (to continue the metaphor) the great symphony of existence known as the human genome.

An instant classic from its first performance, the themes and emotion of Prokofiev's great symphony resonate as much today as when it was written.

This period produced "Walpurgis Night," the first of the "Songs without Words," the great symphony in A major, and the "Melusine" overture.

His great symphonies had stamped him worldwide as a composer of remarkable creative genius.

In 1804 Beethoven completed one of his greatest symphonies, the "Eroica."

When he was not performing himself, he played tapes of the great symphonies and concertos, so that the villa was never silent.

That genius may sometimes be trusted to judge of its own work may be gathered from Haydn's own estimate of these great symphonies.