I Do Present."  
One work with this name is actually an oratorio which features such songs as "Shine Out," "Out On the Lawn I Lie in Bed," and "London, to Thee I Do Present."  Another work known by this name was inspired by a poem by Adolph B?ttger, and each movement originally had a descriptive title, such as the "merry playmates" of the Scherzo.  After the composer put aside a G minor work in the same genre, he wrote this piece in less than two months at the beginning of 1841.  This B flat major work was the first of four in this genre written by its composer.  FTP, identify the shared name of a work by Benjamin Britten and the first symphony by Robert Schumann.
One work with this name is actually an oratorio which features such songs as "Shine Out," "Out On the Lawn I Lie in Bed," and "London, to Thee
Spring Symphony (do not accept Schumann's First Symphony, since that is clearly not the title of the Britten work referred to in the first sentence)