Mendelssohn's symphony of this number was inspired by a journey through Europe and is nicknamed "Italian", and E (*) major has this many sharps.
This many flutes respond to the trumpet in Ives' The Unanswered Question, and John Cage's Imaginary Landscape of this number includes parts for 12 radios. Mahler's symphony of this number ends with a soprano solo, and Bruckner's is called the "Romantic". Mendelssohn's symphony of this number was inspired by a journey through Europe and is nicknamed "Italian", and E (*) major has this many sharps. Beethoven's fate motif contains this many notes; that motif begins his fifth symphony. For ten points, name this number, the number of strings on a violin and musicians in a quartet.
This many flutes respond to the trumpet in Ives' The Unanswered Question, and John Cage's Imaginary Landscape of this number includes parts for 12 radios.
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