For 10 points, name this "Choral" symphony, the last composed by Beethoven.
The composer of this work used the notations ritmo di tre battute [baw-TOO-tay] and ritmo di quattro battute to shape phrasing in its second-movement scherzo [SCARE-zoh]. Like its composer's The Ruins of Athens, this symphony includes a Turkish march. A cello and bass recitative in this symphony immediately follows what Wagner [VOG-ner] dubbed the "terror fanfare," and is itself followed by a bass (*) vocal solo beginning "O friends, not these tones." Brahms' first symphony was said to follow this symphony, since Brahms' work used this work's theme on Friedrich Schiller's "Ode to Joy." For 10 points, name this "Choral" symphony, the last composed by Beethoven.
The composer of this work used the notations ritmo di tre battute [baw-TOO-tay] and ritmo di quattro battute to shape phrasing in its second-movement scherzo [SCARE-zoh].
Ludwig van Beethoven’s ninth symphony [or Symphony No. 9 in D minor, Op. 125 after mention]