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symphonist
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sym·pho·nist  (smf-nst)
n.
One who composes symphonies.
symphonist [ˈsɪmfənɪst]
n
(Music / Classical Music) a person who composes symphonies
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Noun1.symphonist - a composer of symphonies
composer - someone who composes music as a profession
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For him, Bax, for example, was simply one of the finest symphonists of the 20th century.
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As well as the world premiere of a symphony by the exciting young Norwegian-Irish composer Eric Egan, there's a chance to hear the music of one of the 20th Century's greatest but most neglected British symphonists, Robert Simpson (1927-1997).
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effective Gianandrea Noseda IF a concert comprising a Te Deum and a Requiem by two solid 19th century symphonists sounds like a forbiddingly solemn prospect, think again.
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