Mendelssohn's 4th symphony revision test

What is unusual about the overall tonal journey of the symphony?

What type of texture does Mendelssohn introduce more commonly than other composers of the classical era?

The minuet is not in a traditional binary form. Which of these is it in?

The subdominant minor is the key of this movement and the 3rd subject of movement 1. What key is that?

Which type of interestingly gentle chromatic harmonies are frequently used?

What is the structure of the third movement?

In the third movement which instruments start?

Which instrumental family takes particular prominance in the first movement?

The piece ends with an unusual dynamic feature. What is it?

Which of these instruments did Mendelssohn not play?

What type of rhythmic feature makes the saltarello sound more like a tarantella?

How does the slow harmonic texture get enlivened?

What has changed about the use of sonata form in the 4th movement?

There is a false reprise in the first movement to which key?

Which section has been extended in a similar manner to Beethoven

What was unusual about the first performance?

The second movements of Beethoven's 7th and Berlioz fantastique are similar, to this one. Why?

In the Coda of the 3rd movement, which melodic content is used?

At the end of the last movement (bar 239), Mendelssohn brings back which theme in a minor key?

What has changed about the use of sonata form in the 1st movement?

What was the melody based on in the 2nd movement?

It feels modal because....

What type of Italian folk dance is the last movement?

Mendelssohn was particularly inspired by?

The first performance was held in London in which year?

What is the tonic key for the symphony?