minisymphony
minisymphony noun: a short symphony.
Noun
minisymphony (plural minisymphonies)
- A short symphony.
- The humorous program began with Mr. Robertson’s droll conducting of “A Musical Joke,” Mozart’s intentionally clunky and satirical minisymphony.2009 April 6, Anthony Tommasini, “Is That in Your Job Description, Maestro?”, in New York Times
Forms of minisymphony
| plural | minisymphonies |
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Origin of minisymphony
From mini- + symphony.
Questions about minisymphony
- What does minisymphony mean?
- Minisymphony means a short symphony.
- What part of speech is minisymphony?
- Minisymphony is a noun.
- What is the plural of minisymphony?
- The plural of minisymphony is minisymphonies.
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