A G minor piece of this type includes a dotted oboe passage in its second movement representing an animal’s jerky head movements, and is part of a set of six premiered by conductor Chevalier de Saint-Georges (“san-ZHORZH”). The final movement of one piece of this type features a five-part fugato centred (10[1])around the notes (10[2])[read slowly] C, D, (10[2])F, E. An F (-5[1])sharp minor piece of this type ends with musicians blowing out (10[9])their candles (10[2])and (10[3])leaving (10[20])the (10[2])stage. (10[9]-5[2])Joseph (10[1])Haydn (10[2]-5[1])(“HIGH-dun”) included (10[2])a sudden (10[2])G (10[7])major chord in (10[3])the (10[6])second movement (10[2])of (10[3])his 94th piece (10[1])of (10[1])this (10[1]-5[1])type, allegedly to (10[2])wake up (10[2]-5[1])any (10[3])sleeping (10[3]-5[2])audience members. For (10[1])10 points, name these orchestral pieces (10[1])that include Jupiter (10[1])by (10[1])Mozart (10[1])and (10[1])Farewell (10[1])and Surprise (10[2])by (10[10]0[4])Haydn. ■END■