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 around the notes [read slowly] C, D, F, E. An F sharp minor piece of this type ends with musicians blowing out their candles and leaving the stage. (10[1])Joseph Haydn (“HIGH-dun”) included a sudden (10[1])G major chord in (10[1])the (10[1])second movement of (10[1])his 94th piece of this (-5[1])type, allegedly to (10[2])wake up (10[1]-5[1])any (10[1])sleeping audience members. For 10 points, name these orchestral pieces that include Jupiter by Mozart and Farewell and Surprise by (10[3]0[1])Haydn. ■END■