- four
vocal parts.
Examples of such "
sinfonias"
composed after the
classical era include:
Vincent d'Indy
wrote a
Sinfonia brevis de
bello Gallico,
Latin for:...
-
Inventions and
Sinfonias. Inventions,
Sinfonias:
Scores at the
International Music Score Library Project Bach's
Inventions and
Sinfonias,
Mutopia Project...
-
Sinfonia (Symphony) is a
composition by the
Italian composer Luciano Berio which was
commissioned by the New York
Philharmonic for its 125th anniversary...
- more or less
indistinguishable from his "
sinfonias." The
Baroque genre that
comes closest to the
classical sinfonia concertante is the
concerto grosso; among...
- "Las
sinfonías de
Carlos Chávez." (part 1) Pauta:
Cuadernos de teoría y crítica
musical 6, no. 21 (January–March): 63–75.
Reprinted as "Las
sinfonías de...
- "Las
sinfonías de
Carlos Chávez." (part 1) Pauta:
Cuadernos de teoría y crítica
musical 6, no. 21 (January–March): 63–75.
Reprinted as "Las
sinfonías de...
- Look up
sinfonia in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
sinfonia is any of
several musical instrumental forms.
Sinfonia may also
refer to:
Sinfónía, a 2004...
-
Sinfonia of
London is a
symphony orchestra based in London, England,
conducted by John Wilson. The
present orchestra, re-established by
Wilson in 2018...
-
World Sinfonia is an
album by jazz
fusion guitarist Al Di
Meola that was
released in 1991. "Perpetual
Emotion " (Al Di Meola) – 3:30 "Orient Blue" (Di...
- The Eden
Sinfonia is a
professional orchestra based in London, England,
founded in 2004 by
Music Director Daniel Cohen. The orchestra's
programs extend...
