Pronunciation: /fɪlˈhɑrmɑnɪk/
noun an orchestra that plays classical music
A1 I went to see the philharmonic orchestra play last night.
A2 The philharmonic concert was truly amazing.
B1 The philharmonic society hosts regular performances throughout the year.
B2 Attending a philharmonic symphony is a cultural experience like no other.
C1 The philharmonic ensemble is renowned for its exceptional musicianship.
C2 The philharmonic hall is a prestigious venue for classical music performances.
adjective relating to a philharmonic orchestra or similar musical organization
A1 I went to see the philharmonic orchestra play at the park.
A2 The philharmonic concert was amazing, with beautiful music and talented musicians.
B1 Attending a philharmonic performance is a great way to experience classical music.
B2 The philharmonic symphony orchestra put on a flawless performance last night.
C1 The philharmonic society has a long history of promoting classical music in the community.
C2 The philharmonic hall is known for its exceptional acoustics and world-class performances.
formal The philharmonic orchestra performed a stunning rendition of Beethoven's Symphony No. 9.
informal I'm thinking of going to see the philharmonic play at the park next weekend.
slang The philharmonic rocked the house with their latest performance!
figurative Her voice was like a philharmonic symphony, filling the room with beauty and harmony.
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