William Carragan completed the final movement of one of these works, whose third movement Adagio begins with violins playing a rising minor ninth.
William Carragan completed the final movement of one of these works, whose third movement Adagio begins with violins playing a rising minor ninth. The third of these pieces ends with a movement in which the violins play a light polka underscored by a solemn chorale played by the horns and trombones. The sixth of these pieces opens with a movement marked "Majestoso," which begins with the violins playing its composer's characteristic duplet plus triplet rhythm. The unfinished ninth one includes a third movement representing its composer's "farewell to life," and is sometimes completed by tacking on its composer's Te Deum. The difficulty in choosing which of the many versions of these works is authentic presents its composer's namesake problem. The third of them is dedicated to their composer's hero Wagner, and the fourth one features a horn call in its third movement hunting scherzo. For 10 points, name these works for orchestra by an Austrian composer, whose fourth is nicknamed the "Romantic."
William Carragan completed the final movement of one of these works, whose third movement Adagio begins with violins playing a rising minor ninth.
symphonies of Anton Bruckner