Symphony (disambiguation)

A symphony is an extended piece of music for orchestra, especially one in sonata form.

Symphony may also refer to:

In music:

• a symphony orchestra, which specializes in the performance of all post-18th-century orchestral repertoire
• Symphonic metal, a genre of metal that incorporates its style from symphonies
• Symphony (musical instrument), a medieval stringed instrument similar to a hurdy gurdy
• "Symphony", a number of songs
• Symphony (album), a 2008 Album by Sarah Brightman
• Beat Symphony, a Swedish music band with two members: Swedish film maker and musician Håkan "Zap" Andersson, who used computers to make dance music, and American singer Michael Gilbo
• Symphony X, a progressive metal band

In computer science:

• Symphony CMS, a content management system powered by XML and XSLT
• Symphony OS, a Linux operating system
• Symphony (software), a distributed computing software
• Lotus Symphony, in computing, an office suite for Windows, Mac and Linux
• Symphony, codename for Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005
• COIN-OR SYMPHONY, a software library for solving a specific class of Operations Research problems
• Castlevania: Symphony of the Night, a video game for the PlayStation and Sega Saturn consoles
• Symfony, a web application framework written in PHP

In other contexts:

• Symphony (grape), a type of grape used to make white wine
• Symphony (candy), a chocolate candy bar manufactured by Hershey's
• Symphony (MBTA station), an underground subway stop in Boston, Massachusetts
• Symphony Aircraft Industries, a light aircraft manufacturer
• Symphony, the ringname of valet Alicia Webb
• Symphony 92.4FM, a Singaporean radio channel

See also

• symphonia (theology)
• Symphonie, communications satellites from a Franco-German program