Its fourth and last movement features words addressed to the daughter of Elysium, the namesake of a poem by Friedrich Schiller.
The second movement of this work, in allegro vivace, had a theme originally written for a fugue. The first movement, in sonata allegro form, has an unusually quiet development and a recapitulation that opens with a loud major chord and ends with a funeral march. The second movement is a scherzo in D minor despite its happy feeling. Its fourth and last movement features words addressed to the daughter of Elysium, the namesake of a poem by Friedrich Schiller. For 10 points, name this last symphony by Ludwig van Beethoven most famous for its last part, "Ode to Joy".
The second movement of this work, in allegro vivace, had a theme originally written for a fugue.
Beethoven's {9th} symphony in D minor, opus 125 [or {Choral} Symphony]