The end of this symphony's first movement sounds like a funeral march that starts with the bass instruments and spreads to the rest of the orchestra.
The end of this symphony's first movement sounds like a funeral march that starts with the bass instruments and spreads to the rest of the orchestra. Its first section is marked Allegro ma non troppo, un poco maestoso. The first and second movements are mostly in D Minor, and the fourth movement is similar to the ending of Brahms' First Symphony. Vocals are only used in the fourth movement; they sing Friedrich Schiller's "Ode To Joy". Name this final symphony by Beethoven.
The end of this symphony's first movement sounds like a funeral march that starts with the bass instruments and spreads to the rest of the orchestra.
Beethoven’s 9th (Symphony) (accept Choral or Chorale, prompt 9th before Beethoven is said, accept 9th after Beethoven is said, prompt Ode To Joy)