follows Symphony No. 6 by Ralph Vaughan Williams

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Symphony No. 7 "Sinfonia antartica" is Ralph Vaughan Williams’s large-scale, programmatic symphony inspired by his film score for the Antarctic expedition movie "Scott of the Antarctic."

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follows Symphony No. 6 by Ralph Vaughan Williams canonical 1

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instanceOf symphony
alsoKnownAs Symphony No. 7
Symphony No. 7 in E minor
linked to: Symphony No. 7
basedOn film score for "Scott of the Antarctic"
catalogueNumber RVW 7 (symphony number)
composer Ralph Vaughan Williams
composerNationality British
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
duration approximately 45 minutes
epigraphAuthors various poets and writers
follows Symphony No. 6 by Ralph Vaughan Williams
genre programmatic symphony
hasTextualEpigraphs true
inspiredBy Antarctic expedition of Robert Falcon Scott
key E minor
languageOfTitle Italian
movement Epilogue
Intermezzo
Landscape
Prelude
Scherzo
movementCount 5
numberInSeries 7
orchestration large orchestra
organ
wind machine
women's chorus
wordless soprano solo
period 20th-century classical music
precedes Symphony No. 8 by Ralph Vaughan Williams
premiereConductor Sir John Barbirolli
premiereDate 1953
premiereLocation Manchester
publisher Oxford University Press
style English pastoral tradition
late Romantic
subjectMatter Antarctic landscape
Scott's Antarctic expedition
title Sinfonia antartica
usesMaterialFrom film score for "Scott of the Antarctic"
workOf Ralph Vaughan Williams

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Symphony No. 7 "Sinfonia antartica" placeInCycle follows Symphony No. 6 by Ralph Vaughan Williams