text: The first movement of Lutoslawski's symphony of this number consists of seven "episodes" each followed by "refrains" for the oboe, English horn, and bassoons; that symphony is divided into movements marked "hesitant" and "direct."
full_question: The first movement of Lutoslawski's symphony of this number consists of seven "episodes" each followed by "refrains" for the oboe, English horn, and bassoons; that symphony is divided into movements marked "hesitant" and "direct." Charles Ives quoted "Wake Nicodemus" and "Bringing in the Sheaves" at the beginning of the second movement of his symphony of this number, which climaxes by quoting "Columbia, the Gem of the Ocean" in its fifth and final movement. Alexander Borodin's symphony of this number includes a scherzo in 1/1 time, and was his final completed symphony. A C minor symphony of this number quotes the song "Urlicht" in its fourth movement, and begins with a movement based on the symphonic poem Totenfeier. The final movement of that symphony of this number quotes an ode by Friedrich Klopstock. For 10 points, give this number of Mahler's symphony nicknamed "Resurrection."
first_sentence: The first movement of Lutoslawski's symphony of this number consists of seven "episodes" each followed by "refrains" for the oboe, English horn, and bassoons; that symphony is divided into movements marked "hesitant" and "direct."
raw_answer: second symphonies [or Symphony no. 2]