The scherzo and trio are moved up to the second movement, and themes from all three prior movements are reprised in the fourth movement before the lower strings take up its most familiar theme.
What was originally supposed to be this work's final movement was instead placed in its composer's A minor string quartet. Its first movement, marked un poco maestoso, opens with the horns playing pianissimo triplets dropping from D to A, then down to D again, followed by a fortissimo establishing the tonic key of D minor. The scherzo and trio are moved up to the second movement, and themes from all three prior movements are reprised in the fourth movement before the lower strings take up its most familiar theme. Variations on that same theme are incorporated as a Turkish march, orchestral fugue, and finally a vocal quartet whose voices climb towards the Elysium mentioned in the libretto. FTP name this symphony which features the words of Schiller put to music as 'Ode to Joy'.
What was originally supposed to be this work's final movement was instead placed in its composer's A minor string quartet.
{Beethoven}'s {9}th symphony (accept {Choral} symphony if {Beethoven} is mentioned as well)