symphonic
IPA: sɪmfˈɑnɪk
adjective
- (music) Characteristic of a symphony
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Examples of "symphonic" in Sentences
- The music of the band is Symphonic Death.
- The composition of the symphonic poems proved daunting.
- She also plays the clarinet in the Waukesha Symphonic Band.
- The overture is frequently heard on the symphonic concert stage.
- He is currently the conductor of the Greater Miami Symphonic Band.
- He is one of the founders of the symphonic power metal band Rhapsody.
- In the spring of 2005, the symphonic band made an Apprentice overall.
- The article for concert overture is redirected to the symphonic poem.
- The band is frequently described as symphonic metal or operatic metal.
- Maria Breon is the vocalist of the symphonic power metal band HolyHell.
- The first movement brings the concerto into the realm of symphonic development.
- Expect to see 11 players working with a single-consciousness in what can only be described as symphonic motion.
- The singer described the album as "symphonic" - and said it included "a full on collaboration with an orchestra".
- And if hed gone on, you know, just imagine what kind of symphonic poems and symphonies - I mean in my opinion - he would have written.
- His new release, "No Beginning, No End," is a remembrance of his late daughter, rendered in symphonic proportions but still uniquely personal.
- Here the musical, immaterial harmony, resulting from a composition which might be called symphonic, was enhanced by a new harmony, which was the feeling of the circulation of the same blood in all the assembled persons.
- It is constructed on a conventional model, and its thematic material is drawn from the music of the opera; but, like the prelude to Wagner's lyric comedy, "Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg," it presents the contents of the play in the form of what many years after its composition came to be called a symphonic poem, and illustrates the ideal which was in Gluck's mind when, in the preface to "Alceste," he said, "I imagined that the overture ought to prepare the audience for the action of the piece, and serve as a kind of argument to it."