Most scholars believe that the composer of this work studied Michael Hadyn's Symphony No. 28 while composing this symphony.
Most scholars believe that the composer of this work studied Michael Hadyn's Symphony No. 28 while composing this symphony. This work's "allegro vivace" first movement features the bass quietly imitating the second theme played on the violins before the orchestra quotes the composer's aria "Un Bacio de Mano", which he wrote for another composer's opera Le Gelosie Fortunate. In this symphony's "molto allegro" fourth movement the trumpets and trombones start a double fugue that climaxes when all of the themes are incorporated into a famous five-voice fugato. Given its nickname by Johann Peter Salomon, for 10 points, name this last symphony of Mozart, with a nickname of a certain Roman god.
Most scholars believe that the composer of this work studied Michael Hadyn's Symphony No. 28 while composing this symphony.
Jupiter Symphony [accept Symphony No. 41]