philharmonic

Meanings

• A musical organization that performs symphonic music.

  - "The philharmonic orchestra performs symphonic music in their concerts."

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Synonyms

philharmonic orchestra

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Rhymes

Words rhyming with philharmonic
Philadelphia , Philanthropy , Philosopher , Philology , Philately , Philosopheme , Philomath , Philodendron , Philoxenia

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Homophones

Words having the same pronunciation but different meanings, origins, or spelling,

1. Philharmonic (en) : A musical organization that performs symphonic music.
   

2. Philosopher (en) : A person who practices or teaches philosophy, especially in an academic setting.
   

3. Philology (en) : The study of language and its history and development, especially the classical languages of Greek and Latin.
   

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Variants

List of all variants of philharmonic that leads to same result
philharmonic , philharmonics

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Forms

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{"term"=>"philharmonic", "lang"=>"en", "part_of_speech"=>"noun", "definition"=>"A musical organization that performs symphonic music.", "examples"=>["The philharmonic orchestra performs symphonic music in their concerts."]}

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Etymology

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The term 'philharmonic' comes from the Greek words 'philos' which means 'loving' and 'harmonia' which means 'agreement' or 'musical harmony'. Thus, the term 'philharmonic' can be interpreted as an organization of people who love musical harmony and come together to create and perform symphonic music.

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Related Concepts

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1. Symphony: A large musical composition for orchestra. It is typically divided into four or more movements, each of which may be further divided into smaller sections. The movements of a symphony are typically contrasting in nature, with fast movements alternating with slow movements. The music of a symphony is typically complex in nature, with intricate melodies and harmonies interwoven with each other in intricate patterns. The symphony is typically considered to be the highest form of musical composition for orchestra, and is typically regarded as being the pinnacle of musical achievement.

2. Concerto: A musical composition for solo instrument(s) and orchestra. It is typically divided into three or more movements, each of which may be further divided into smaller sections. The movements of a concerto are typically contrasting in nature, with fast movements alternating with slow movements. The music of a concerto is typically complex in nature, with intricate melodies and harmonies interwoven with each other in intricate patterns. The concerto is typically considered to be one of the highest forms of musical composition for solo instrument(s) and orchestra, and is typically regarded as being the pinnacle of musical achievement for solo instrumentalists and orchestras.

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