symphonies
(noun)
/ˈsɪmfəniːz/
Definitions
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Complex musical compositions, typically for a full orchestra and often consisting of multiple movements.
A grand tapestry of sound where every note is a brushstroke painting emotions across the soul's canvas.Example: The symphonies of Beethoven are frequently performed by orchestras around the world.
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Harmonious combinations of elements, often used metaphorically.
An exquisite dance of disparate parts, weaving magic as they blend into one harmonious melody of experience.Example: The chef's creation was a symphony of flavors that delighted all the guests.
Origin
Late Middle English, from Old French symphonie, via Latin from Greek sumphōnia, from sun- ‘together’ + phōnē ‘sound’.
Synonyms
orchestral composition, musical opus, harmonic piece