Composer and genre required. The slow introduction of the first of these pieces opens with a cadence into the subdominant and only reaches the tonic (10[1])in bar 4. A 3/4 fast movement in one of these pieces uses an oboe theme of [read slowly] seven B-flat quarter notes followed by an eighth-note descent from C to F. The recapitulation in one of these pieces is anticipated by a horn call that creates dissonance with the strings. A flute, oboe, and two clarinets imitate bird calls in (10[1])a movement (10[1])of one of these pieces titled “Scene by (-5[1])the brook.” The composer had to be turned to face the audience’s applause at the performance of the last of these pieces, which includes a setting of “Ode (10[1])to Joy.” For (10[1])10 points, name these orchestral works that include ones nicknamed “Eroica” and (10[1])“Choral.” ■END■