This work ends with twenty-nine C major chords after an extremely long coda, though its composer's next symphony contained an even longer final coda dubbed "the tail that wags the dog.
The third movement theme of this work was likely borrowed from Mozart's Symphony 40, the Great G Minor Symphony. The fourth movement of this symphony reprises the third-movement scherzo to interrupt the allegro theme. This work ends with twenty-nine C major chords after an extremely long coda, though its composer's next symphony contained an even longer final coda dubbed "the tail that wags the dog." This symphony begins with a famous four-note "short-short-short-long" motif. For 10 points, name this symphony whose first four notes are described as "fate knocking on the door," which precedes its composer's Pastoral symphony.
The third movement theme of this work was likely borrowed from Mozart's Symphony 40, the Great G Minor Symphony.
{Beethoven's} Symphony {Number Five} in C Minor [or {Beethoven's Fifth}; prompt on partial answers]