Mozart's only work in this key is his Violin Sonata No. 21, and it is also the key of a lute suite composed by J. S. Bach. This key describes Johann Brahms's fourth symphony, as well as Giuseppi Verdi's only string quartet. Tchaikovsky's fifth symphony is in this key, as is the New World Symphony. The submediant of this key is C, while F sharp is its supertonic. One concerto in this key was inspired by a melody that gave its composer no peace. Jacqueline du Pré popularized Edward Elgar's (*) cello concerto in this key, which is also the key of Felix Mendelssohn's Violin Concerto. G major is the relative major of this key, which has only one sharp. For ten points, name this minor key whose tonic is a whole step above D.
Mozart's only work in this key is his Violin Sonata No. 21, and it is also the key of a lute suite composed by J. S. Bach. This key describes Johann Brahms's fourth symphony, as well as Giuseppi Verdi's only string quartet. Tchaikovsky's fifth symphony is in this key, as is the New World Symphony. The submediant of this key is C, while F sharp is its supertonic. One concerto in this key was inspired by a melody that gave its composer no peace. Jacqueline du Pré popularized Edward Elgar's (*) cello concerto in this key, which is also the key of Felix Mendelssohn's Violin Concerto. G major is the relative major of this key, which has only one sharp. For ten points, name this minor key whose tonic is a whole step above D.
Mozart's only work in this key is his Violin Sonata No. 21, and it is also the key of a lute suite composed by J. S. Bach.
{E minor} (prompt on partial answer; accept just {E} after “minor”)