One work often put in this group was probably actually written by Carl Friedrich Abel, and another lacks repeat signs at the 
One work often put in this group was probably actually written by Carl Friedrich Abel, and another lacks repeat signs at the end of the exposition of its allegro con spirito. The Poco adagio of one of these works was originally an Andante in 6/8 time. In addition to the "Haffner" and "Linz" works in this group, another one opens with a "Mannheim rocket" and is known as the "Paris" one, and the forty-first and final one is known as the "Jupiter." For 10 points, what are these works by an Austrian composer of the eighteenth century?
One work often put in this group was probably actually written by Carl Friedrich Abel, and another lacks repeat signs at the end of the exposition of its allegro con spirito.
{symphonies} by Wolfgang Amadeus {Mozart}