Symphony (disambiguation)

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A symphony is an extended piece of music for orchestra, especially one in sonata form.

Symphony may also refer to:

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  • Symphony orchestra, which specializes in the performance of post-17th-century orchestral repertoire
  • Symphonia, a name applied to several kinds of musical instruments in ancient times
  • "Symphony", a 1941 song written by Alex Alstone, Jack Lawrence, Andre Gaston Isaac Tabet and Roger Bernstein
  • "The Symphony", a song by Marley Marl from the 1988 album In Control, Volume 1
  • "Symphony of Destruction", a 1993 song from American thrash metal band Megadeth from the album Countdown to Extinction
  • "Symphony", a 1999 song by EPMD from the album Out of Business
  • Symphonic Space Dream, 2002 album by the French electronic music group Space
  • "Symphonie", a 2004 song by Silbermond (also known as "Symphony")
  • Symphony (album), a 2008 album by Sarah Brightman
  • "Symphonies", a 2009 song by British artist Dan Black from the album UN
  • Symphonies (EP), a 2011 remix EP by In Fear and Faith

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