It is written in a key its composer considered "stormy and heroic," C minor, and the rhythm of the "fate motif" appears several times throughout it.  
Its third movement's cello theme was inspired by Mozart's Symphony No. 40 and is later echoed loudly by horns.  Its slow second movement contains triplet arpeggios in the violas as clarinets and bassoons provide harmony.  Its final movement's development is interrupted by the theme from the scherzo, and its extremely long coda ends in a presto tempo with 29 bars of fortissimo chords.  It is written in a key its composer considered "stormy and heroic," C minor, and the rhythm of the "fate motif" appears several times throughout it.  Known for that "short-short-short-long" opening motif, FTP, name this symphony completed in 1808 by Ludwig van Beethoven.
Its third movement's cello theme was inspired by Mozart's Symphony No. 40 and is later echoed loudly by horns.  
{Beethoven's Symphony} No. {5} in C minor