symphony 的定义
plural sym·pho·nies.
- Music. an elaborate instrumental composition in three or more movements, similar in form to a sonata but written for an orchestra and usually of far grander proportions and more varied elements.an instrumental passage occurring in a vocal composition, or between vocal movements in a composition.an instrumental piece, often in several movements, forming the overture to an opera or the like.
- symphony orchestra.
- a concert performed by a symphony orchestra.
- anything characterized by a harmonious combination of elements, especially an effective combination of colors.
- harmony of sounds.
- Archaic. agreement; concord.
symphony 近义词
band
更多symphony例句
- It was a matter of making sure that the instruments played together in symphony.
- When we watch at home, when we watch with our attention scissored up by other screens, that amplitude of feeling is next to impossible, like listening to a symphony from outside the concert hall.
- Last year, only 8 percent of pieces performed by major symphony orchestras were composed by women.
- Now in his inbox he suddenly had evidence of the full symphony.
- Blumenthal Center for the Performing ArtsThe Blumenthal Center for the Performing Arts is an excellent venue for local symphony, opera, dance & theater companies, as well as a film & photography museum.
- If Japanese whisky is like a symphony, then I am a contented listener.
- And the Marc show where the only song was Bittersweet Symphony.
- It runs as a polyphonic symphony compared to the simple percussion section of the heart or the synchronized cellos of the liver.
- But seriously, what do you get when mix the Seattle Symphony with Sir Mix-A-Lot?
- Members of the San Francisco Symphony orchestra make $160,000 a year.
- He directed the Ninth Symphony, and played twice himself with orchestral accompaniments.
- Then came two pieces by the orchestra; next, my three solos in a row, and a symphony of Haydn closed the programme.
- One year he was carried away by Beethovens Eighth Symphony, the next he pronounced it very nice, but nothing more.
- In consequence of his illness, Tchaikovsky was unable to finish the symphony during the summer.
- His symphony was severely criticised, rejected, and pronounced unworthy of performance.