Four timpani beats begin his violin concerto, while the fourth movement of his last symphony begins by quoting themes from each of the previous three movements.
This composer's Piano Concerto No. 4 begins with the unaccompanied soloist playing soft G major chords, while his fifth piano concerto begins with three sequences of a loud tutti chord followed by a short solo cadenza. Four timpani beats begin his violin concerto, while the fourth movement of his last symphony begins by quoting themes from each of the previous three movements. A 6/8 time (*) Turkish march is embedded into the fourth movement of that D minor symphony by this composer, which calls for a baritone soloist to enter on the words "O Freunde, nicht diese Tone!" and join a choral setting of a Friedrich Schiller poem. For 10 points, name this composer of the Emperor Concerto and a Symphony No. 9 that sets the "Ode to Joy."
This composer's Piano Concerto No. 4 begins with the unaccompanied soloist playing soft G major chords, while his fifth piano concerto begins with three sequences of a loud tutti chord followed by a short solo cadenza.
Ludwig van Beethoven