Composer and genre required. One of these works begins with strings playing one bar each of (read slowly) “G, down to D, E-flat, down to F-sharp,” with basses playing quarter notes on the beat and other strings playing off the beat. One of these works begins with violins playing the twice-repeated phrase of pickup eighth (20[1])notes “E-flat—D,” then (20[1]0[1])downbeat D. (20[1])Lothar Perger reattributed what was thought (20[1])to be one of these works to (20[1])Michael Haydn. The (20[1])theme (read slowly) (20[1])“C, (20[1])D, (20[3])F, E” is incorporated into the (*) five-voice fugato that ends the final (10[1])one of (0[1])these works. These works include (10[1])ones nicknamed “Prague,” (10[3])“Haffner,” “Little” (10[1])G minor, (10[1]0[4])and “Great” G (10[2])minor. For 10 points, what large-scale orchestral works by an Austrian (10[1])composer include the (10[2])41st and (10[1]0[1])final (10[6]0[4])one nicknamed “Jupiter?” ■END■