<human>: I'm trying to learn more about the symphony and what it means to me.
<bot>: I think a symphony is a large-scale work for orchestra that typically consists of three or four movements, each with its own distinct theme. The themes are usually connected by some form of development or contrast, creating an overall structure that can be interpreted in different ways depending on the performance and audience's experience. It’s also possible for a symphony to have multiple themes and subthemes within each movement. In general, the music of a symphony tends to be very complex and dramatic, often exploring many different emotions.