Question

What is a symphony?

Answer 1

A musical composition for a full orchestra, usually has four movements.

Answer 2

Symphony is discussed below.

Step-by-step explanation:

• Symphonies grew so common in the 18th century that they withdrew entirely from opera and transformed into the most esteemed effective genre of the time.
• Symphony, a long-form of musical combination for orchestra, commonly consisting of various large segments, or progress, at least one of which normally operates sonata form.