Four years after its premier, this work's commissioner finally heard it and sent the composer a message stating, "Beethoven is dead and [this work's composer] alone can revive him."  The primary theme was recycled from the composer's unpublished concert overture Rob Roy. Paganini commissioned this piece after acquiring a Stradivarius viola, and the viola part portrays the 
Four years after its premier, this work's commissioner finally heard it and sent the composer a message stating, "Beethoven is dead and [this work's composer] alone can revive him."  The primary theme was recycled from the composer's unpublished concert overture Rob Roy. Paganini commissioned this piece after acquiring a Stradivarius viola, and the viola part portrays the melancholy title character.  Partially inspired by the composer visit to the region of Abruzzo, where all of the movements are set, FTP, name this second symphony by Hector Berlioz which was inspired by and takes its title from a poem by Lord Byron.
Four years after its premier, this work's commissioner finally heard it and sent the composer a message stating, "Beethoven is dead and [this work's composer] alone can revive him."  
Harold in Italy, Symphony with Viola obbligato (prompt on Berlioz's second symphony or equivalents)