The Italian is a composition of the latter series, so always called a "symphony".

However, Perger overlooked a divertimento in G major that is sometimes called a symphony.

The umbrella project that the artist Christo once called "a symphony in two parts" has become a tragedy in two acts.

He says ifs something called a symphony.

This, he thought, gave the work as a whole the feeling of a symphonic poem with three additional movements attached to justify it being called a symphony.

Time columnist Lance Morrow called the speech a "symphony of rhetorical excess."

Still, I was wrong in calling Antar a symphony.

Kerro called it 'a symphony of the mind.'

While together these pieces are called a symphony, they may be played individually and thought of as separate works.

We can call a person, a house, a symphony, a fragrance, and a mathematical proof beautiful.