Schubert's composition of this type and number concludes with a Presto vivace finale that begins pianissimo, and like his first entry in the genre, it is in D major. Another piece of this type and number was composed during a single summer at Wiesbaden in 1883 and was premiered that year by Hans Richter. That piece of this type and number employs a rising F-A-flat-F motif that represents the composer's motto, "frei aber froh," and was written in F major by Johannes Brahm
Schubert's composition of this type and number concludes with a Presto vivace finale that begins pianissimo, and like his first entry in the genre, it is in D major. Another piece of this type and number was composed during a single summer at Wiesbaden in 1883 and was premiered that year by Hans Richter. That piece of this type and number employs a rising F-A-flat-F motif that represents the composer's motto, "frei aber froh," and was written in F major by Johannes Brahms. Another piece of this type and number begins with two loud E-flat major chords played by the entire orchestra, features a C minor funeral march as its second movement, and is often used to mark the birth of musical Romanticism. For 10 points, name this type of work and number, of which Beethoven's is known as the "Eroica."