" Its final movement has a famous E-flat clarinet solo and features a bastardized version of the idee fixe theme.
This work's fourth movement begins with timpani sextuplets. The English horn and oboe play a "ranz des vaches" duet representing a dialogue between two shepherds in the third movement, which is titled "Scene in the Fields." Its final movement has a famous E-flat clarinet solo and features a bastardized version of the idee fixe theme. Supposedly inspired by the actress Harriet Smithson, this symphony's last two movements are titled "March to the Scaffold" and "Dream of a Witches' Sabbath." For 10 points, name this first symphony by Hector Berlioz. 
This work's fourth movement begins with timpani sextuplets. The English horn and oboe play a "ranz des vaches" duet representing a dialogue between two shepherds in the third movement, which is titled "Scene in the Fields.
Symphonie {Fantastique}