The composer's theme is expressed in setting its tenor solo "Happily, as His suns fly" as a march with Turkish instruments prominently featured in the accompaniment.
The composer's theme is expressed in setting its tenor solo "Happily, as His suns fly" as a march with Turkish instruments prominently featured in the accompaniment. Before the finale of the fourth movement a new subject, in the cellos and bases, is proclaimed and the baritone soloist abruptly exhorts "Friends, not these sounds." This 1824 work then descends into its famous poetic conclusion. FTP, name this work that includes a setting of Schiller's "Ode to Joy," a symphony by Ludwig van Beethoven.
The composer's theme is expressed in setting its tenor solo "Happily, as His suns fly" as a march with Turkish instruments prominently featured in the accompaniment.
{Choral} symphony or {Beethoven’s Ninth} Symphony, in D Minor (do not need composer’s name after it is mentioned)