Definition of symphonist in English:

symphonist

noun ˈsɪmf(ə)nɪstˈsɪmfənəst

A composer of symphonies.
Example sentencesExamples
- Not many concert pianists can quote a major symphonist, let alone relate him to their world.
- He had an enviable reputation, once upon a time, as a symphonist of real individuality, like Simpson today.
- Now he is seen as maybe the greatest symphonist of the 20th century.
- It was essentially to hone his skills as a symphonist and develop his career as a composer that Bruckner had moved to Vienna, one of the musical capitals of the world.
- But it wasn't pastiche; he was working in the style of mid-late 20th century tonal symphonists, if such a style had really existed.
- Beethoven, taken as a symphonist, is the most inspired among composers, and the one who composes best for the orchestra.
- I hear in Gerber's music a little bit of Bartók, some Stravinsky, Ravel, Sibelius, and English symphonists as well as movie music, pop jazz, folk song and dance, and even kid song.
- In Haydn's time symphonists favoured D and B flat major.
- He longs to be a true symphonist, but sets his private visions to music.
- When I was young, the two great Romantic symphonists were probably Beethoven and Brahms.
- The death of Alfred Schnittke in 1998 robbed the world of one of its most distinctive symphonists.
- The overall effect of these works is that Tippett was a symphonist of great technical skill and expressive ability.
- I think it indicates Harris's great sense of musical progress, essential for a symphonist.
- Vaughan Williams must be ranked among the finest symphonists of the 20th century.
- In an uncanny way, he could manage to portray the deeply spiritual side of the symphonist with the craggy, almost brusque facet of the countryman.
- Havergal Brian even today isn't exactly a household name, although he's one of the outstanding symphonists of the last century.
- At one point in his career, many considered Harris the really great American symphonist.
- Not many symphonists were also great song writers, and not many song writers are great symphonists.
- Two other generally-known symphonists to be found here are Dittersdorf and Stamitz.
- When the disc went platinum everyone lost out but consoled themselves by knowing that they had done the impossible - getting a living symphonist to outsell the leading pop stars.

Definition of symphonist in US English:

symphonist

nounˈsimfənəstˈsɪmfənəst

A composer of symphonies.
Example sentencesExamples
- Not many concert pianists can quote a major symphonist, let alone relate him to their world.
- The overall effect of these works is that Tippett was a symphonist of great technical skill and expressive ability.
- When the disc went platinum everyone lost out but consoled themselves by knowing that they had done the impossible - getting a living symphonist to outsell the leading pop stars.
- Vaughan Williams must be ranked among the finest symphonists of the 20th century.
- When I was young, the two great Romantic symphonists were probably Beethoven and Brahms.
- Beethoven, taken as a symphonist, is the most inspired among composers, and the one who composes best for the orchestra.
- In Haydn's time symphonists favoured D and B flat major.
- The death of Alfred Schnittke in 1998 robbed the world of one of its most distinctive symphonists.
- In an uncanny way, he could manage to portray the deeply spiritual side of the symphonist with the craggy, almost brusque facet of the countryman.
- Two other generally-known symphonists to be found here are Dittersdorf and Stamitz.
- At one point in his career, many considered Harris the really great American symphonist.
- I hear in Gerber's music a little bit of Bartók, some Stravinsky, Ravel, Sibelius, and English symphonists as well as movie music, pop jazz, folk song and dance, and even kid song.
- But it wasn't pastiche; he was working in the style of mid-late 20th century tonal symphonists, if such a style had really existed.
- Not many symphonists were also great song writers, and not many song writers are great symphonists.
- It was essentially to hone his skills as a symphonist and develop his career as a composer that Bruckner had moved to Vienna, one of the musical capitals of the world.
- Now he is seen as maybe the greatest symphonist of the 20th century.
- He had an enviable reputation, once upon a time, as a symphonist of real individuality, like Simpson today.
- He longs to be a true symphonist, but sets his private visions to music.
- Havergal Brian even today isn't exactly a household name, although he's one of the outstanding symphonists of the last century.
- I think it indicates Harris's great sense of musical progress, essential for a symphonist.

单词	symphonist
释义	Definition of symphonist in English: symphonist noun ˈsɪmf(ə)nɪstˈsɪmfənəst A composer of symphonies. Example sentencesExamples Not many concert pianists can quote a major symphonist, let alone relate him to their world. He had an enviable reputation, once upon a time, as a symphonist of real individuality, like Simpson today. Now he is seen as maybe the greatest symphonist of the 20th century. It was essentially to hone his skills as a symphonist and develop his career as a composer that Bruckner had moved to Vienna, one of the musical capitals of the world. But it wasn't pastiche; he was working in the style of mid-late 20th century tonal symphonists, if such a style had really existed. Beethoven, taken as a symphonist, is the most inspired among composers, and the one who composes best for the orchestra. I hear in Gerber's music a little bit of Bartók, some Stravinsky, Ravel, Sibelius, and English symphonists as well as movie music, pop jazz, folk song and dance, and even kid song. In Haydn's time symphonists favoured D and B flat major. He longs to be a true symphonist, but sets his private visions to music. When I was young, the two great Romantic symphonists were probably Beethoven and Brahms. The death of Alfred Schnittke in 1998 robbed the world of one of its most distinctive symphonists. The overall effect of these works is that Tippett was a symphonist of great technical skill and expressive ability. I think it indicates Harris's great sense of musical progress, essential for a symphonist. Vaughan Williams must be ranked among the finest symphonists of the 20th century. In an uncanny way, he could manage to portray the deeply spiritual side of the symphonist with the craggy, almost brusque facet of the countryman. Havergal Brian even today isn't exactly a household name, although he's one of the outstanding symphonists of the last century. At one point in his career, many considered Harris the really great American symphonist. Not many symphonists were also great song writers, and not many song writers are great symphonists. Two other generally-known symphonists to be found here are Dittersdorf and Stamitz. When the disc went platinum everyone lost out but consoled themselves by knowing that they had done the impossible - getting a living symphonist to outsell the leading pop stars. Definition of symphonist in US English: symphonist nounˈsimfənəstˈsɪmfənəst A composer of symphonies. Example sentencesExamples Not many concert pianists can quote a major symphonist, let alone relate him to their world. The overall effect of these works is that Tippett was a symphonist of great technical skill and expressive ability. When the disc went platinum everyone lost out but consoled themselves by knowing that they had done the impossible - getting a living symphonist to outsell the leading pop stars. Vaughan Williams must be ranked among the finest symphonists of the 20th century. When I was young, the two great Romantic symphonists were probably Beethoven and Brahms. Beethoven, taken as a symphonist, is the most inspired among composers, and the one who composes best for the orchestra. In Haydn's time symphonists favoured D and B flat major. The death of Alfred Schnittke in 1998 robbed the world of one of its most distinctive symphonists. In an uncanny way, he could manage to portray the deeply spiritual side of the symphonist with the craggy, almost brusque facet of the countryman. Two other generally-known symphonists to be found here are Dittersdorf and Stamitz. At one point in his career, many considered Harris the really great American symphonist. I hear in Gerber's music a little bit of Bartók, some Stravinsky, Ravel, Sibelius, and English symphonists as well as movie music, pop jazz, folk song and dance, and even kid song. But it wasn't pastiche; he was working in the style of mid-late 20th century tonal symphonists, if such a style had really existed. Not many symphonists were also great song writers, and not many song writers are great symphonists. It was essentially to hone his skills as a symphonist and develop his career as a composer that Bruckner had moved to Vienna, one of the musical capitals of the world. Now he is seen as maybe the greatest symphonist of the 20th century. He had an enviable reputation, once upon a time, as a symphonist of real individuality, like Simpson today. He longs to be a true symphonist, but sets his private visions to music. Havergal Brian even today isn't exactly a household name, although he's one of the outstanding symphonists of the last century. I think it indicates Harris's great sense of musical progress, essential for a symphonist.
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