Symphony No. 5 门德尔松第五交响曲

Mendelssohn composed the Symphony No. 5 ("Reformation"), Op. 107, for
eelebrations commemorating the Reformation and the Augsburg Confession. In it,
he strove to formulate the idea of the Reformation in symphonie terms, conveying
both the joy and suffering implicit in the subjeet, building to a powerful series of
variations on Martin Luther's eonfessional ehorale Ein feste Burg ist unser Gott ("A
mighty fortress is our God"). A staple of the orehestral repertoire, the work is
reprinted here from the authoritative edition published by Breitkopf & Hairtel of
Leipzig.

SYMPHONY NO 5 ("Reformation"), Op. 107 (1832)
I.Andante--Allegro con fuoco--Andante--
meno Allegro
II.Allegro vivace
lII.Andante
IV.Chorale: Ein feste Burg ist unser Gott
Andante con moto--Allegro vivace--Allegro maestoso