Symphonic is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SYMPHONIC in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• relating to a symphony
• (of music) relating to or having the form or character of a symphony
• relating to or written for a symphony orchestra
• Symphonious.
• Relating to, or in the manner of, symphony; as, the symphonic form or style of composition.
• relating to or characteristic or suggestive of a symphony
• harmonious in sound
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• harmonious, symphonious

Words related to SYMPHONIC

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Words that contain SYMPHONIC

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How to use SYMPHONIC in a sentence

• In the same spirit Liszt transformed the symphony into the symphonic poem, which is continuous and has a leading motive uniting all its parts.
• But I disclaim the sultanesque savour of thus writing of these dear bearers of symphonic names.
• In certain scenes his treatment of guiding themes reaches an almost symphonic level, and the opera is throughout a singularly favourable specimen of his earlier manner.
• The modifications of dance forms led up to our sonata, symphony, and symphonic poem, as I hope to show.
• Bach, however, that we find the germ of symphonic orchestral writing that was to be developed by Haydn, Mozart, and Beethoven.
• It is most evident in his symphonic poems, which are the most important part of his work.
• These symphonic poems are most difficult to play on account of the complexity, the independence, and the fantastic caprices of the different parts.
• Their symphonic form is the only one worth considering.
• There is little symphonic development in the Wagnerian sense.
• The old themes are welded to or interwoven with new material, and a perfect symphonic whole results, one that can be listened to with delight without stage accessories.
• The orchestral part is symphonic throughout, with a few dramatic pauses.
• The structure of his great and characteristic works is based on the symphonic form.
• His symphonic poems reveal how difficult it was for him to make his music follow the curve of his ideas.
• And it was the flight of ecstasy that he sought to achieve in his symphonic poems.
• He came to music to create a great, simple, popular symphonic art for these latter days, a thing of broad lines and simple contours and spiritual grandeur.
• Goepp? His three volumes on the symphonic repertoire leave twice as much to be said as they say.
• It is clear that the symphonic poem is in very essence opposed to the symphony.
• He quite lacks the noble restraint of the masters who, in their symphonic lyrics, wonderfully suggest the still waters that run deep.
• It must all be approached in a different way from other symphonic music.
• We can no longer speak with half-condescension of Italian simplicity, though another kind of primal feeling is mingled in a breadth of symphonic vein.
• CHAPTER XXI SYMPHONIES IN AMERICA When we come to a view of modern music in symphonic design, written in America, we are puzzled by a new phase of the element of nationalism.
• The idea of the Faust music attracted him, as it would have been strictly symphonic in character.
• The stateliness which characterizes the large symphonic forms is absent in chamber-music, but it has qualities of its own which we value as much.
• It is at this point that the symphonic thought begins, which at the first bar calls to mind celestial harmonies.
• But the bewildered Bok could not make out exactly what had happened to his preconceived notion about symphonic music.
• First of all the symphonic conductor is an autocrat.
• My only regret is that the grasping attitude of European publishers prevented the representation of certain important symphonic numbers.

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