Sentence examples for complete symphony from inspiring English sources
The phrase "complete symphony" is correct and usable in written English
It refers to a musical composition that includes all of the traditional movements and is considered a full, or complete, work of music. Example: "Beethoven's Ninth Symphony is a complete symphony that has stood the test of time."
The work was Beethoven's final complete symphony, and it represents an important stylistic bridge between the Classical and Romantic periods of Western music history.
The ninth, his last complete symphony, opens and closes with slow movements, with the spiky fury and coarse-peasant chaos occurring chiefly in the middle two.
1910: The first recording of a complete symphony, and one of the most fascinating - Friedrich Kark's visceral performance with the Odeon Symphony Orchestra.
That taping is often touted as the first-ever complete symphony of the recording era, but that's not true: that honour goes to Friedrich Kark and the Odeon Symphony Orchestra in 1910, also in Berlin, and also of Beethoven's 5th.
This historic document is the opening movement of the orchestra's then principal conductor Arthur Nikisch's 1913 recording of Beethoven's Fifth Symphony, the first time this orchestra had recorded a complete symphony.
"No complete symphony by Mahler, written in the composer's own hand, has ever been offered at auction, and probably none will be offered again," said Simon Maguire, Sotheby's senior specialist in books and manuscripts.
He recorded the complete symphonies of Mozart.
Brahms is getting special treatment too, with the Philharmonic performing his complete symphonies and concertos.
His prolific output also featured the complete symphonies of Ralph Vaughan Williams, Charles Villiers Stanford, Malcolm Arnold and many works by Edward Elgar.
His disc of complete symphonies of Arnold Bax for Chandos Records won several industry awards.
The complete symphonies (including all the early versions, fragments and sketches) will be one of the last to appear.
