Sentence examples for single symphony from inspiring English sources
An advanced form of cyclic construction may be seen in the Belgian composer César Franck's influential single Symphony in D Minor (1888).
Nielsen's six symphonies display a kind of unity based on "progressive" or "emergent" harmony, one key moving on to the next in such fashion that the gamut of harmonies in a single symphony (or movement) does not totally relate to a single tonic.
But in keeping with Pico's immense ambition, the scope of the effort became global, striving to join all schools of thought in a single symphony of philosophies.
Also this month, Mathew Jonson returns with an enchanting new single, "Symphony for the Apocalypse", on his Wagon Repair label.
Widely hailed as one of pop's brighter young things, Dan Black is best known so far for the single "Symphonies", which brings to mind the young Beck.
As for Beethoven, I have a lot of single symphonies conducted by all sorts of people, but I did buy Harnoncourt's box set, which is just brilliant.
In residence at the Aldeburgh festival this week, they'll be playing two concerts, with just a single, short symphony in each: the fourth symphonies of Beethoven and Schubert.
The single "Bittersweet Symphony" became ubiquitous, and its title turned out to be far more prophetic than the group's front man, Richard Ashcroft, could have imagined.
Further out, we see a future in which not just isolated companies, but all of humanity operates seamlessly as a single harmonious symphony, setting shared goals and accomplishing dreams beyond what we can imagine today.
That he is one of the most accomplished and interesting composers working today was clear during every moment of the Philharmonic's luminous and involving account of this 30-minute, single-movement symphony.
The big things that ignite new markets and change people's behavior, like the personal computer and the Internet, are actually collections of related technologies rather than single breakthroughs — symphonies rather than solo performances.
