One symphony of this number was the last written by (*) Mahler, and a part of another symphony of this number was adapted from a Schiller poem.
Vaughan Williams' symphony of this number was based on Tess of the D'urbervilles and, though it is not 6, Schubert's symphony of this number is in C major and called "The Great". One symphony of this number was the last written by (*) Mahler, and a part of another symphony of this number was adapted from a Schiller poem. Believed by some to be cursed, for ten points, give this number, the Beethoven symphony of which contains the "Ode to Joy".
Vaughan Williams' symphony of this number was based on Tess of the D'urbervilles and, though it is not 6, Schubert's symphony of this number is in C major and called "The Great".
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