The second movement of this composer's third symphony, marked Vivace non troppo, features a clarinet melody in F major that ends each phrase with "snap rhythms".
The second movement of this composer's third symphony, marked Vivace non troppo, features a clarinet melody in F major that ends each phrase with "snap rhythms". His fourth symphony opens with the winds playing pulsing eighth notes in 6/8, before the violins play the melodic figure "A  C-sharp  A" twice. A chromatically busy accompanying figure has caused the nickname "Bee's Wedding" to be appended to his "Spinning Song". That piece joins a group of piano pieces by him that includes two "Venetian Gondola Song"s and a "Spring Song". His fourth symphony ends with a saltarello and was composed on the same European tour that produced his Hebrides Overture. For 10 points, name this German Romantic composer of the Songs Without Words and the "Scottish" and "Italian" Symphonies.
The second movement of this composer's third symphony, marked Vivace non troppo, features a clarinet melody in F major that ends each phrase with "snap rhythms".
Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy