Symphony (1945 song)

"Symphony" is a popular song written by Al Jolson, Ernie Erdman, and George Stoll, and published in 1945. It is a romantic ballad that compares the feeling of being in love to the harmonious sounds of a symphony orchestra.

The song was a major hit, particularly for Freddy Martin and his orchestra, whose rendition became a signature performance. Other notable recordings of "Symphony" were made by Bing Crosby, Carmen Cavallaro, and Jo Stafford.

The lyrics express the sentiment that just as various instruments combine to create a beautiful symphony, the presence and love of the singer's beloved creates a beautiful and harmonious experience in their life. The melody is generally considered simple and memorable, contributing to the song's widespread appeal and lasting popularity. It became a standard of the Great American Songbook, frequently performed and recorded by various artists throughout the years.