One debate about this symphony is whether Friedrich Hradetzky or E.C. Lewy performed the "fourth horn solo" in its third movement.
One debate about this symphony is whether Friedrich Hradetzky or E.C. Lewy performed the "fourth horn solo" in its third movement. This symphony's scherzo movement is unusually second instead of third. Its fourth movement starts with a theme and variations that quotes the first three movements, and contains a section in the Turkish style. Its final movement makes use of a chorus and includes a setting of (*) Schiller's "Ode to Joy." For 10 points, name this final symphony of Beethoven.
One debate about this symphony is whether Friedrich Hradetzky or E.C. Lewy performed the "fourth horn solo" in its third movement.
Beethoven's Symphony No. {9} in D minor [or {Choral} symphony; or {Beethoven's opus} 125]