The traditional number of movements in a symphony is four.

The piano is not a common instrument found in a symphony orchestra.

The exposition is the term used to describe the main theme of a symphony.

Hector Berlioz is known for his symphonies that often depict stories or scenes.

The recapitulation is the term used to describe the section of a symphony where the main theme is repeated.

The Baroque Symphony is not a common form of symphony.

The coda is the term used to describe the final section of a symphony.

Gustav Mahler is known for his symphonies that often explore philosophical or spiritual themes.

The development is the term used to describe the section of a symphony where the main theme is developed and varied.

The String Orchestra is not a common type of symphony orchestra.

The intermezzo is the term used to describe a short, lyrical piece of music that is often played as part of a symphony.

Antonín Dvořák is known for his symphonies that often incorporate elements of folk music.

The form is the term used to describe the overall structure of a symphony.

The Double Bass is not a common instrument found in a symphony orchestra.

The development is the term used to describe a section of a symphony where the music builds to a climax.