Your top 13 works in 5 movements

[PSmith08]

Yes, the minuets are the problem. The Chrysander edition also considers them separate movements, for a total of six. Being the wonderfully nice guy that I am, I'll give you credit, but I would have preferred a less debatable example.

But it's that give-and-take that's such a special thing here.

[Gurn Blanston]

I delegate to Gurn .........

OK, I'll carry the ball for our team, d...:

1> Beethoven - Quartet in a - Op 132

2> Beethoven - Symphony in F - Op 68

3> Beethoven - 5 Pieces for Organ - WoO 33

4> Dvorak - 5 Bagatelles for Strings - Op 47

5> Dvorak - Suite in A "American" - Op 98b

6> Mozart - Divertimento in D - K 205

7> Schubert - Quintet in A for Piano & Strings - D 667

8> Spohr - Potpourri for Strings in Bb - Op 22     

9> Telemann - Gulliver Suite for 2 Violins

10> Anton Stadler - 5 Trios for 3 Bassett Horns

11> Antonio Soler - Quintet in G (#3) for Harpsichord & Strings

12> JS Bach - Orchestral Suite in D (#3) - BWV 1068

13> Brahms - Piano sonata in f - Op 5

Nice variety there, Larry, although I was sorry to have to repeat a few of the others     Couldn't be helped, they ARE my favorites.

[springrite]

4> Dvorak - 5 Bagatelles for Strings - Op 47

I consider this (and Five Pieces for ..., etc.) cheating! 

[orbital]

12> JS Bach - Orchestral Suite in D (#3) - BWV 1068

Never thought a suite to be 5 movements long. I forgot about this one. Scratch Glass, I'll go with this 

[Gurn Blanston]

I consider this (and Five Pieces for ..., etc.) cheating! 

Larry let some others in, which I took note of, so there's a precedent. Hey, those Bagatelles are legit man!  I love that work   

[Bonehelm]

Does copy&paste count as cheating? If not, I'll copy PerfectWagnerite's list.

[springrite]

Does copy&paste count as cheating? If not, I'll copy PerfectWagnerite's list.

It does count as cheating. You'd have to re-type it.

[Lilas Pastia]

The Triskaidekaphobia Cup

I was wondering when this would be brought up...

[val]

BEETHOVEN: String Quartet opus 132; 6th Symphony

BRAHMS: 3rd Sonata opus 5

BARTOK: Concerto for orchestra; 4th and 5th Quartet

WEBERN: Five movements opus 5

BERLIOZ: Symphonie Fantastique

MOZART: Serenade K 375

SCHUMANN: 3rd Symphony

MAHLER: 7th Symphony

SHOSTAKOVITCH: 8th Symphony

DUTILLEUX: Cello Concerto "Tout un monde lointain"

[Larry Rinkel]

BEETHOVEN: String Quartet opus 132; 6th Symphony

BRAHMS: 3rd Sonata opus 5

BARTOK: Concerto for orchestra; 4th and 5th Quartet

WEBERN: Five movements opus 5

BERLIOZ: Symphonie Fantastique

MOZART: Serenade K 375

SCHUMANN: 3rd Symphony

MAHLER: 7th Symphony

SHOSTAKOVITCH: 8th Symphony

DUTILLEUX: Cello Concerto "Tout un monde lointain"

Three more needed.

[Symphonien]

Three more needed.

Don't know about you, but I count 13...

As for my list -

Beethoven 6
Berio Sinfonia
Debussy Images Pour Orchestre
Ligeti Piano Concerto
Ligeti Violin Concerto
Mahler 2
Mahler 5
Mahler 7
Ravel Miroirs
Schnittke 8
Schnittke Piano Quintet
Schoenberg Five Pieces for Orchestra
Webern Five Pieces for Orchestra

[Larry Rinkel]

Don't know about you, but I count 13...

Quite right; I saw 10 lines and took that for 10 works. Full credit to Val!