The finale of the fifth features a melody modeled on a swan call, and like the third is in three movements, while an ascending c major scale opens the seventh, which is written entirely in that key and C minor in only one movement.
The fourth of these compositions does not make clear whether tubular bells or a glockenspiel is required for its finale, and was nick named Barkbrod by one critic due to its bleakness. The finale of the fifth features a melody modeled on a swan call, and like the third is in three movements, while an ascending c major scale opens the seventh, which is written entirely in that key and C minor in only one movement. The composer burned his sketches for an eighth of these, although his tone poem Tapiola is often considered as an eighth. For 10 points, identify these compositions, the second of which has a climaxing finale often associated with Finnish nationalism.
The fourth of these compositions does not make clear whether tubular bells or a glockenspiel is required for its finale, and was nick named Barkbrod by one critic due to its bleakness.
{Symphonies} by Jean Christian {Sibelius} (accept anything with symphony and Sibelius)