This composer's fifth symphony was originally in four movements but he fused the first two togetherfor the final version. That symphony closes with six tutti chords separated by silence and opens with
This composer's fifth symphony was originally in four movements but he fused the first two togetherfor the final version. That symphony closes with six tutti chords separated by silence and opens with ahorn call in E-flat. His violin concerto opens with the orchestral violins playing muted D minor arpeggiosand is the only concerto he ever wrote. His seventh and last symphony, which includes a theme named forhis wife (*) Aino, is in only one movement and in C major. He used the English horn to depict a bird swimmingthrough the underworld in "The Swan of Tuonela". His most frequently-performed symphony is his D majorsecond, often considered a nationalist statement inspired by his Scandinavian homeland. For 10 points, name thiscomposer of Finlandia.