For 10 points, name this key used to write the Surprise Symphony as well as Eine kleine Nachtmusik.
A Haydn symphony in this key ends with a 2/4 time sonata-rondo in the style of a perpetual motion piece, with a canon in the middle section between the violins, and the low strings and bassoons. A Mozart violin concerto in this key quotes a folk tune from Strasbourg in its third movement. It is not B minor, but if a Classical sonata is in this key, it will usually present the second theme in D major. This is the key of Haydn's Symphony No. 88 and Mozart's Violin Concerto No. 3. Haydn used this key to write his Symphony No. (*) 100, whose Allegretto second movement calls for triangle, cymbals, and bass drum to imitate a Turkish Janissary band. This is the key of the Military Symphony, Mozart's Serenade No. 13, and yet another Haydn symphony whose quiet second movement is interrupted by a sudden LOUD chord. For 10 points, name this key used to write the Surprise Symphony as well as Eine kleine Nachtmusik.
A Haydn symphony in this key ends with a 2/4 time sonata-rondo in the style of a perpetual motion piece, with a canon in the middle section between the violins, and the low strings and bassoons.
G major [do not accept "G minor"] 