Symphony No. 7 (Mozart)
For the original (K. 45) version the instrumentation was: strings, 2 oboes, 2 horns, 2 trumpets, timpani, bassoon, continuo. For the symphonic overture (K. 46a) version the trumpets were replaced with flutes, an extra bassoon was added, and the timpani were excised. <score sound="1">
\relative c' {
 \key d \major
 \tempo "Molto allegro"
 <d a' fis'>4\f q q r8 a\p |
 d8 a fis' d e a, g' e |
 fis8 d a' fis b( g) fis-. e-. |
 d8 a fis' d e a, g' e |
</score>
#Molto allegro, 
#Andante, 
#Menuetto and Trio, (this movement was omitted from the "overture" version)
#Molto allegro, According to analyst Neal Zaslaw, the first occasion on which the K. 45 version could have been heard was a concert given by Prince von Galitzin, the Russian ambassador, at his Vienna residence in late March, 1768. The K. 46b version was heard at the premiere of "La finta semplice", at Salzburg on 1 May 1769.
Movements and instrumentation
The symphony is in four movements.