This piece's original fourth movement became its composer's String Quartet in A-Minor.
This piece's original fourth movement became its composer's String Quartet in A-Minor. This piece begins with an A and E played pianissimo, and quickly crescendos to arpeggios in D-minor. The E-flat fanfare near the end of this piece's third movement evokes its composer's third symphony. This piece's last movement sees the theme carried by the basses before it is transferred to voices. For 10 points, name this symphony that takes its nickname from the vocal group that sings Schiller's "Ode to Joy" at its end, the last symphony by Beethoven.
This piece's original fourth movement became its composer's String Quartet in A-Minor.
Beethoven's {Choral} Symphony [accept {Beethoven's Symphony no. 9}; accept {9} after “{Beethoven}”]