By András Mocsáry

GOAT Tier

Beethoven 9
Dvorák 9
Beethoven 5

Rohadt jó Tier

Beethoven 7
Fantasztikus
Schubert 7(9)
Brahms 1
Bruckner 4
Schubert 8
Mendelssohn 4
Schumann 4
Beethoven 6
Mendelssohn 3

Kifejezetten tetszik Tier

Bruckner 6
Schumann 3
Mendelssohn 5
Schubert 6
Schubert 4
Brahms 3
Bruckner 5
Franck
Schumann 2
Saint-Saens 3
Schubert 2

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Beethoven 3
Mendelssohn 2
Schumann 1
Mendelssohn 1
Mahler 3
Bruckner 1
Schubert 1
Beethoven 8
Schubert 3
Beethoven 1
Beethoven 4

Nem annyira extra Tier

Schubert 5
Beethoven 2
Bruckner 2

Nem tetszik Tier

Bruckner 3
Saint-Saens 1
Mahler 1

GOAT

Beethoven 9

Dvorák 9

Beethoven 5

Rohadt jó

Beethoven 7

Fantasztikus

Schubert 7(9)

Brahms 1

Bruckner 4

Schubert 8

Mendelssohn 4

Schumann 4

Beethoven 6

Mendelssohn 3

Kifejezetten tetszik

Bruckner 6

Schumann 3

Mendelssohn 5

Schubert 6

Schubert 4

Brahms 3

Bruckner 5

Franck

Schumann 2

Saint-Saens 3

Schubert 2

Jó, de elsőre annyira nem fogott meg

Beethoven 3

Mendelssohn 2

Schumann 1

Mendelssohn 1

Mahler 3

Bruckner 1

Schubert 1

Beethoven 8

Schubert 3

Beethoven 1

Beethoven 4

Nem annyira extra

Schubert 5

Beethoven 2

Bruckner 2

Nem tetszik

Bruckner 3

Saint-Saens 1

Mahler 1

András Mocsáry

Created Mar 7, 2026

Embark on a sonic journey through the grandest of orchestral works with this definitive ranking of symphonies. From the monumental power of Beethoven's Ninth and the heroic scale of his Third, to the pastoral beauty of his Sixth and the dramatic intensity of his Fifth, this list explores the titans of the symphonic form. Discover the vibrant colors of Dvořák's "New World," the lyrical grace of Schubert's "Unfinished," and the intricate architecture of Brahms. Whether you're drawn to the programmatic narratives of Tchaikovsky or the sprawling landscapes of Mahler, prepare to have your favorites celebrated and perhaps discover new masterpieces to cherish.

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