Ending with a lively, folk-themed fifth movement and written in E flat major, FTP, what is this Robert Schumann symphony named for a German river?
The first movement of this symphony segues into a calm theme in G minor, a contrast to its bombastic opening theme in the main key.  The next two movements are a rustic dance marked as a scherzo and a two-themed piece whose tempo direction simply is "not slow."  Its fourth movement, described as "Feierlich," or "solemn," was inspired by a visit to the cathedral at Cologne.  Ending with a lively, folk-themed fifth movement and written in E flat major, FTP, what is this Robert Schumann symphony named for a German river?
The first movement of this symphony segues into a calm theme in G minor, a contrast to its bombastic opening theme in the main key.  
Rhenish Symphony or 3rd Symphony