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Meanings of symphonies in English
Usage of symphonies in English
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Is it acceptable in polite society to say Beethoven symphonies are overrated?
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After that, we listened to assorted symphonies, Peter Gabriel and New Order.
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Photo: Commons Beethoven's nine symphonies are iconic and pivotal to Western culture.
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Rachmaninov's previous two symphonies had both marked him, but in different ways.
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The Netherlands became the land of melodious symphonies and of tinkling bells.
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The hum of the great business-streets sounded like grand symphonies of triumph.
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The lovely symphonies of Paradise are also silent for the same reason.
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And the symphonies of Gustav Mahler seem an assurance of present tendencies.
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They've recorded at least 2 symphonies of Schubert for the first time.
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Some of the more recent Russian symphonies are charged with buoyant joyousness.
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So will machines soon be composing symphonies, hit singles and bespoke soundtracks?
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Most persons heard Ole Bull from curiosity, and the symphonies from fashion.
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It's not that there haven't been other Irish composers who've written symphonies.
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Thoreau seems able to weave from this source some perfect transcendental symphonies.
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This was true of Beethoven with his symphonies, to a great extent.
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One musician composes lyrics, another oratorios, another ragtime, and still another symphonies.
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Symphonies through the time
Symphonies across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Less common