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symphonist

[ UK /sˈɪmfənˌɪst/ ]
NOUN
  1. a composer of symphonies

How To Use symphonist In A Sentence

  • At one point in his career, many considered Harris the really great American symphonist.
  • He had an enviable reputation, once upon a time, as a symphonist of real individuality, like Simpson today.
  • The death of Alfred Schnittke in 1998 robbed the world of one of its most distinctive symphonists.
  • 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.
  • 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.
  • The composer Zdenek Fibich - symphonist, opera composer, melodramatist, and composer of one of the most extended keyboard cycles written since Chopin - would have been l50.
  • For Mr. Botstein, Sibelius the symphonist was a progressive in his desire to emancipate music from language and from its narrative, theatrical quality. Nordic Exposure at Bard
  • Beethoven, taken as a symphonist, is the most inspired among composers, and the one who composes best for the orchestra.
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