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Meanings of symphony in English
Usage of symphony in English
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Photo: Supplied The Wesendonck Lieder made a good balance with Bruckner's symphony.
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The land was a great symphony; she the haunting theme of it.
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Photo: Public Domain The symphony's five movements each have their own character.
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To Goethe, nature is the symphony; to Byron it is the prelude.
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Given a choice, she would probably have rather been at the symphony.
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Is at work on new symphony, alternating with carpentry, to be opera.
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The symphony of the present age has perhaps fallen somewhat in estate.
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It held a power and rhythm as distinct as any well-constructed symphony.
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They'd come to hear the premiere of Lady Kate Hunter's first symphony.
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Although well-received a decade ago, the symphony has not been performed lately.
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Well, it will have sounded its note in the symphony of creation.
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And the burden of the song that interprets their symphony is this:-
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It is not a symphony at all, but an opera, of course.
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The music of the new symphony began gayly enough-itwas even merry.
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He was distressed that the symphony as a popular form was fading.
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It's not a typical concerto; nor is it really like a symphony.
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Symphony through the time
Symphony across language varieties
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