Associations to the word «Symphonic»
Noun
- Melody
- Tableau
- Wagner
- Combo
- Audition
- Arranger
- Franz
- Instrumentation
- Wind
- Ashton
- Cinderella
- Atlantis
- Cappella
- Bal
- Interlude
- Arrangement
- Leipzig
- Freshman
- Chopin
- Trombone
- Synthesizer
- Prometheus
- Zeppelin
- Orpheus
- Synth
- Tenor
- Lancelot
- Ballad
- Coll
- Flute
- Lied
- Juliet
- Chamber
- Nikolai
- Bess
- Francesca
- Luca
- Solo
- Cologne
- Electro
- Pianist
- Vaughan
- Pop
- Prologue
- Goethe
- Doom
- Organ
- Decca
- Dante
- Lingua
- Piece
- Romeo
- Instrument
- Tamara
- Dance
- Finale
- Musical
- Keyboard
- Tempest
- Epitaph
- Karel
- Weber
- Blend
- Carnegie
- Score
- Work
- Igor
- Transcription
- Harp
- Texture
- Bach
- Tempo
- Improvisation
- Quixote
- Marches
- Gustav
- Saxophone
Adjective
Wiktionary
SYMPHONIC, adjective. (music) Characteristic of a symphony
SYMPHONIC POEM, noun. (music) A piece of orchestral music, in one movement, based on something non-musical, such as a story or a painting.
SYMPHONIC POEMS, noun. Plural of symphonic poem
Dictionary definition
SYMPHONIC, adjective. Relating to or characteristic or suggestive of a symphony; "symphonic choir".
SYMPHONIC, adjective. Harmonious in sound; "the symphonic hum of a million insects".
Wise words
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