the end of the development, a solo horn states the opening flute theme in the tonic, reminding modern listeners of the premature entry of the horn at the end of the development of Ludwig van Beethoven's Eroica Symphony composed forty years later. The slow movement is an Andante featuring passages for solo violin and solo cello bracketed by an Adagio on both ends. The leading Adagio is based on a hexachord. The minuet also contains concertante passages. A solo flute is heard accompanied by violins as well as a section with wind-band scoring. The trio begins with solo passages by the double bass and bassoon and are later joined by solo viola. The finale has a concerto grosso feel with virtuosi passages for cello, violin and flute. See also List of symphonies by name Notes References Threasher, David. "Four Seasons in One Day". Gramophone (June 2009), pp. 48–53. Symphony 006 Compositions in D major 1761 compositions