Symphonies in a sentence

Vänskä will conduct Mahler’s Seventh and Tenth Symphonies before recording them with the Swedish label BIS as part of the Mahler Symphonies recording project.

Disney continued to produce cartoons with Mickey Mouse and other characters, and began the Silly Symphonies series with Columbia Pictures signing on as Symphonies distributor in August 1929.

Pollack, p. 402 Symphonic works Copland composed three numbered symphonies, but applied the word "symphony" to more than just symphonies of typical structure.

Structure The structure of Bruckner's symphonies is in a way an extension of that of Beethoven 's symphonies.

Works mainmain seeAlso Symphonies Among Bach's most popular and recorded works are his symphonies.

In this movement, Mahler impedes the breakthrough concept that he had developed in his former symphonies.

I've got to think that younger people are the driving the most sales, and that they're not going to be as interested in the classical music formats (e.g. symphonies, operas, etc.) suitable for CDs.

She has been a guest performer with the Honolulu and Long Beach Symphonies and has been the opening act for artists such as Ray Charles, Lou Rawls, Bruce Hornsby and Diana Krall.

Sitting at number two in the albums chart this week is Take Me Back To Eden by Sleep Token, which is followed by Def Leppard/Royal Philharmonic Orchestra’s album Drastic Symphonies.

Clare also founded the Las Vegas Chamber Music Society and has performed with multiple symphonies and chamber orchestras nationwide.

String students regularly join elite programs like the Greater Twin Cities Youth Symphonies and have performed with celebrated acts like Black Violin at the Ordway proving that accessibility, passion and education are intersections of social success.

Think candlelit culinary symphonies (you’re the maestro, babe!

Dvorak's Ninth is based in part on African American spiritual music and is one of the great symphonies.

I listened to the first movement of Franz Schmidt’s Symphony No. 2 as recorded by the Frankfurt Radio Symphony under the direction of Paavo Järvi on the album Franz Schmidt: Complete Symphonies.

It featured 150 musicians from Antonine University, Notre Dame University and Qolo Atiqo as well as local Lebanese musicians playing music and symphonies from an international classical repertoire including renowned Lebanese composers.

Theatre companies, symphonies, museums, etc. rely on their audiences and their communities for all sorts of support, including financial.

Dvorak’s underrated Sixth, often overshadowed by the three symphonies that followed it, is at times awkwardly in transition, between the litheness and rhythmic drive of folk music and the lushness of Brahms.

In that context, the stormy symphonies of Haydn and Mozart that framed this program seemed like a return to an age of innocence, where the storms were nothing more than a fiery metaphor for the turbulence of the mind.

Since being re-elected, the polity has been inundated with symphonies of praises by pandemic sycophants, most of who are goading him to stay the status quo—just to prove a point.

Which I think is great, to even see animals enjoy, even dogs enjoy the symphonies," he said.