This development of this symphony's first movement begins in the flat mediant key of E-flat and makes use of the melody to the composer's aria "Un bacio di mano".
In her monograph on this symphony, Elaine Sisman wrote of its finale's relation to Kantian notions of the mathematical sublime. This work's Andante cantabile second movement includes a stormy C minor section in between its F major first subject and C major second subject. This development of this symphony's first movement begins in the flat mediant key of E-flat and makes use of the melody to the composer's aria "Un bacio di mano". This symphony shares a key with its composer's earlier "Linz" Symphony. This symphony's nickname was purportedly coined by Johann Peter Salomon. Its Molto allegro finale begins with a four note theme, C-D-F-E, and culminates in a five-voice fugato that combines all of the themes it contains. For 10 points, name this final symphony by the composer of The Magic Flute.
In her monograph on this symphony, Elaine Sisman wrote of its finale's relation to Kantian notions of the mathematical sublime.
Mozart's Symphony No. 41 in C Major, K. 551, "Jupiter" [accept any underlined part: the composer name with symphony number, the Kochel number, or the nickname]