A Canon and Gigue in this key was written by Johann Pachelbel.
A slow introduction to one Haydn work in this key begins with a double-dotted scale up to this key's dominant; that work is the London Symphony. One work in this key contains the line "He shall reign forever and ever" and repeats the work's title, "Hallelujah." In another work in this key, a cello repeats an (*) eight-chord phrase 28 times and accompanies three violins as a basso continuo. The heavy use of this key for celebrations in Baroque times led it to be known as the "key of glory," and it is the relative major of B minor. A Canon and Gigue in this key was written by Johann Pachelbel. For 10 points, name this major key with two sharps that is one whole step above C.
A slow introduction to one Haydn work in this key begins with a double-dotted scale up to this key's dominant; that work is the London Symphony.
D major [do not accept or prompt on “D minor”] &lt;GA&gt;