Disambiguation evidence for Symphony No. 5 via surface form

"Symphony No. 5 (Harbison)"


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basedOnTextBy Czesław Miłosz
basedOnTextBy Louise Glück
basedOnTextBy Rainer Maria Rilke
basedOnTextBy William Carlos Williams
belongsTo symphonies by John Harbison
catalogueNumber Harbison Symphony No. 5
commissionedBy Boston Symphony Orchestra
composer John Harbison NERFINISHED
composerFullName John Harris Harbison NERFINISHED
composerNationality American
compositionForm symphonic song cycle
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
dedicatedTo James Levine
followedBy Symphony No. 6 (Harbison)
genre contemporary classical music
genre orchestral music
hasInstrumentation orchestra and two vocal soloists
hasPart baritone solo
hasPart brass section
hasPart mezzo-soprano solo
hasPart percussion section
hasPart string orchestra
hasPart woodwind section
instanceOf contemporary classical composition
instanceOf orchestral work
instanceOf symphony
intendedFor concert performance
language English
movement I. Lento
movement II. Presto
movement III. Grave
movement IV. Allegro
notableFor integration of vocal soloists into symphonic texture
notableFor use of contemporary poetry
partOf late-20th-century symphonic repertoire
period late 20th century
precededBy Symphony No. 4 (Harbison)
premiereConductor James Levine
premiereEnsemble Boston Symphony Orchestra
style accessible
style modern
subjectMatter meditations on love and loss
subjectMatter reflections on mortality
usesTextLanguage English
workTitle Symphony No. 5 self-linksurface differs