Its opening movement begins with a funeral march in C minor, before taking up a second subject in C major.
Its opening movement begins with a funeral march in C minor, before taking up a second subject in C major. The work continues on to the composer's setting of the song "St. Anthony of Padua's Sermon to the Fishes, " and then in the fourth movement, the song "Primeval Light" is presented. Its first three movements are purely instrumental, while the last two also call for vocal forces. The finale is joined in the chorus by soprano and alto soloists in the Klopstock ode that gives this work its nickname. FTP, name this Mahler symphony, whose theme is expressed by the intonation near the end to "Arise."
Its opening movement begins with a funeral march in C minor, before taking up a second subject in C major.
{Resurrection} symphony or {Mahler’s Second} Symphony, in C Minor (do not need composer’s name after it is mentioned)