Prokofiev's symphony of this number included adaptations of music from his ballet The Prodigal Son and first appeared as his Opus 47 before being revised as his Opus 112.
Prokofiev's symphony of this number included adaptations of music from his ballet The Prodigal Son and first appeared as his Opus 47 before being revised as his Opus 112. Tchaikovsky's symphony of this number opens with a movement featuring a section marked "In movimento di Valse" in 9/8 time and features a recurring theme based on a fanfare beginning on A flat. A later symphony of this number opens with a series of open fifths with acciaccaturas played by flutes accompanied by sleigh bells, while its final movement features a solo soprano singing "Das Himmlische Leben". A symphony of this number uses a theme from Bach's Nach dir, Herr, verlanget mich as the basis for a set of 30 variations and a coda in its E minor final movement, an orchestral passacaglia. Mahler's final "Des Knaben Wunderhorn" symphonyshares this number with a Mendelssohn symphony that quotes a saltarello and a tarantella. For 10 points, give this number of the Italian symphony and the final symphony by Johannes Brahms. 
Prokofiev's symphony of this number included adaptations of music from his ballet The Prodigal Son and first appeared as his Opus 47 before being revised as his Opus 112.
four or fourth symphonies