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Meanings of symphonic in English
Usage of symphonic in English
1
There are solemn and gorgeous pages in the symphonic poems of Scriabine.
2
He was not prepared to set his waitress against her symphonic conductor.
3
All these voices blended in a symphonic source of inspiration for me.
4
The song ended in a triumphant symphonic climax and immediately began again.
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It's not just ballet or drama or a che che symphonic event.
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Raff orchestrated well, and had a sure grasp of symphonic scale.
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He had conceived it as a symphonic picture with two characters.
8
They see the whole person much as symphonic thinkers see the whole picture.
9
It is suited to symphonic development, and to no other kind.
10
From them we look directly upward to orchestral and symphonic works.
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Love is the leitmotif of nature's symphonic suite, the theme of nature's song.
12
One of those foreign, symphonic bands with soaring music, Sara guessed.
13
Instead, Farrenc's musical gods are those of symphonic seriousness and self-referential musical integrity.
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Haydn, as we know, began his symphonic work under Count Morzin.
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Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov's much-loved symphonic fantasy is based on the Tales of 1001 Nights.
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Conductor Guy Noble deconstructs how Brahms created his symphonic scale concerto.
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Symphonic across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
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