The second movement, in E major, features a c-sharp minor clarinet solo over syncopated strings and ends in a long, peaceful E-major chord.
A G-major waltz section in the first movement of this work abruptly ends in a massive sforzando c-minor chord followed by six more sforzando chords in a row. The second movement, in E major, features a c-sharp minor clarinet solo over syncopated strings and ends in a long, peaceful E-major chord. The score to this piece was given to Anselm Hüttenbrenner, who didn't release it until years after its composer's death. However, the sketches of the finale of this work may have become the entr'acte of the composer's incidental music to Rosamunde. Written in B minor, for 10 points, identify this work with only two extant movements, the last symphony of Franz Schubert.
A G-major waltz section in the first movement of this work abruptly ends in a massive sforzando c-minor chord followed by six more sforzando chords in a row.
Franz {Schubert's} Symphony {No.} 8 in B minor [accept {Unfinished Symphony} or {D.759}]