FTP, name this musical work, no. 94 in G major, by Franz Haydn.
The finale is a sophisticated rondo whose fearsomely difficult "violin writing must have needed lots of rehearsing to point up the music's muscle and wit." This work begins with a very slow introduction that moves eerily through distant keys. The ensuing allegro is in a cheerful and rocking rhythm. The work derived its nickname from the loud explosion in the middle of the slow movement's theme, written specifically by the composer to wake up the audiences who tended to nod off during slow movements. FTP, name this musical work, no. 94 in G major, by Franz Haydn.
The finale is a sophisticated rondo whose fearsomely difficult "violin writing must have needed lots of rehearsing to point up the music's muscle and wit.
Surprise Symphony (Accept 'no.9 in G major' before it is mentioned)