A recurring motif from this symphony’s slow movement begins with repeated mezzo-staccato eighth notes and is scored imitatively for bassoon, two clarinets, and flute. The ländler-like trio of this symphony’s minuet begins with a high solo for first clarinet accompanied by the second clarinet’s low arpeggios. This symphony’s slow introduction leads to an (-5[1])Allegro in 3/4 time where the first horn imitates the violin melody “rest, E-flat, G, long B-flat.” Like (-5[1])its composer’s Requiem and clarinet concerto, this symphony substitutes (*) clarinets for oboes. (10[1])This E-flat major symphony is catalogued after the “Prague” symphony, (10[1])and it was composed in the (10[1])summer of 1788 alongside symphonies in G minor and C major. For 10 points, (10[1])what (10[1])late Mozart symphony (10[1])is catalogued immediately before the “Great G minor” (10[1])and (10[1])“Jupiter” symphonies? ■END■ (10[1]0[2])