"Symphonic Variations" is a concert piece for orchestra composed by César Franck in 1885. It is structured in a single movement and showcases a theme followed by several variations, highlighting the orchestra's diverse timbres and dynamics. The work is known for its rich harmonies and emotional depth. The piece was originally written for piano and orchestra, but it has since been adapted for various ensembles. Franck intended it to be a showcase of orchestral color and thematic development, making it a significant work in the late Romantic repertoire.