text: This composer's fifth symphony includes a frequently omitted part for the rare serpent instrument.
full_question: This composer's fifth symphony includes a frequently omitted part for the rare serpent instrument.He's not Hector Berlioz, but the second movement of his fourth symphony is sometimes described as a"Pilgrim's March." The four movements of this composer's A minor third symphony are all performedwithout a break in between. The finale of his fifth symphony begins with a solo flute quoting the chorale A(*) Mighty Fortress Is Our God. This composer's A major fourth symphony ends with an A minor saltarello, while histhird symphony was inspired by the same trip that produced his Hebrides Overture. For 10 points, name thiscomposer of the Reformation, Scottish, and Italian symphonies, and incidental music to A Midsummer Night's Dream.
first_sentence: This composer's fifth symphony includes a frequently omitted part for the rare serpent instrument.
raw_answer: Felix Mendelssohn [Jakob Ludwig Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy