Symphonie no. 4

Symphony No. 4 in G major is the fourth symphony by Austrian composer Gustav Mahler, completed in 1900. It is scored for a comparatively small orchestra and comprises four movements that blend orchestral writing with songlike melodies, culminating in a final movement for soprano that presents a child's vision of heaven and places the work between Mahler's expansive middle symphonies and his later, more introspective output.