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Input (English): This symphony features an oboe melody set against a round in its fourth movement, which is cited in Adornos Physiognomik as the first example of its composers namesake counterpoint. The Landler country dance is the basis for this works second movement, which opens with a cuckoos song played as an interval of a fourth as opposed to the usual interval of a third. Its composer described its finale as the cry of a wounded heart and requested that its seven horns stand up at its end, while its Blumine movement is often omitted. Its third movement, a funeral march, is based on the themes from Frere Jacques. Parts of the first and third movements draw from its composers Songs of a Wayfarer. For 10 points, which D-major musical work, the first by Gustav Mahler
Output (English): Fine Arts