My Program Symphony: My Life Experiences and Practices

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My Program Symphony
Program symphony is a multi-movement configuration that contains more melodic composition that makes listeners pay attention to a fictional or pictorial connotation. Hector Berlioz offers comprehensive information concerning program symphony for the Symphonie Fantastique. The data is used to demonstrate the practices of young artists, as illustrated in the conformation of the program (Smith 4). In essence, the program melody was renowned in the 19th century, and it played an essential role in the entertainment industry. Program symphony has distinctive movements that compare between slow and fast and the implementation of the sonata in the allegro from which it is popularly known as a symphony (Abbott 76). In the music jargon, the meaning is used to illustrate some imagery or enhance a thematic concern of particular music. “My Life Experience” is the symphony that I created, and it improved a better understanding of the content and the topic on program symphony, as depicted in Hector Berlioz’s Symphonie fantastique.
Fundamentally, my symphony program covers four movements as it is in the traditional symphony. The first movement is “Visiting Harvard University” the second movement is “Four months in Tacoma,” the third movement is “Meeting my Friends,” and the last one is “Coming Home.” Mostly, all the movements would play a critical role in the development of music. For instance, the first movement would be an inspiration. The second movement would designate motivation, and the third movement would indicate the form, such as the introduction, the exposition, and the theme. The third movement would note the development while the last one would show the recapitulation (Partner 234). All the stories in all the movements would end by stating the theme of the entire symphony.
The attributes of the music also play an essential role in the development of the sympho...