Midway through this movement, a piccolo solo consisting of repeated C-sharps, many with grace notes or trills, alternates with a similar flute solo and follows a fanfare played “from opposite directions” by four offstage trumpets. This is the longest movement featured on a DVD of Leonard Bernstein and the London Symphony Orchestra at Ely Cathedral. This symphonic (15[1])movement, (15[1])which starts in F minor and ends in E-flat major, begins “In the tempo of the scherzo” by reprising a (*) B-flat minor over C chord nicknamed the “death shriek.” Its composer purchased church bells for the triumphant conclusion of this over (10[1])30-minute movement, (10[1])which sets a poem by Friedrich Klopstock (-5[1])and follows the alto solo (-5[2])“Urlicht.” (-5[2])For (10[1])10 points, name this massive movement (10[1])by an Austrian composer that ends his symphony after Titan. (10[1])■END■ (10[3]0[1])