The fourth movement of th
The fourth movement of this work uses a similar bass recitative to that of a work of Beethoven's, and consists of a Wunderhorn song set in D-flat minor.   Traditionally, a few minutes break is observed between the first movement, which is marked allegro maestoso and the rest of the piece.  In the development section of this symphony's final movement the so-called "Great Summons" is articulated in the dominant of F-sharp minor and moves to the Epiphany which is played by a flute, and the climax of the third movement of this symphony is described by the composer as a "cry of despair," based on his setting of "Der Knaben Wunderhorn." Including a choral section "O Glaube" in the fifth movement, for 10 points, name this second symphony of Gustav Mahler's which deals with the themes of death and rebirth.
The fourth movement of this work uses a similar bass recitative to that of a work of Beethoven's, and consists of a Wunderhorn song set in D-flat minor.   
{Resurrection} Symphony [accept {Symphony No. 2} before mentioned]