After its introduction, the composer felt it necessary to call for a five-minute pause before the start of the second movement, a minuet.  
Its final stanza is hurled out in E flat major, over a concluding fortissimo in the orchestra supplemented by organ, deep bells, and ten horns.  After its introduction, the composer felt it necessary to call for a five-minute pause before the start of the second movement, a minuet.  The following movement is based on a setting of the song "St. Anthony of Padua's Sermon to the Fish," but it is the final movement, which is characterized by the chorus intoning the command "Arise," that gives this work its name.  FTP, name this symphony based on a Friedrich Klopstock ode and composed by Gustav Mahler.
Its final stanza is hurled out in E flat major, over a concluding fortissimo in the orchestra supplemented by organ, deep bells, and ten horns.  
Resurrection or Symphony No. 2 in C Minor (prompt for name before Mahler is mentioned)