The "larghetto", a gentle "siciliana", is similarly transformed. The first movement opens with a lilting, almost Wagnerian, introduction played by orchestra ("Larghetto calmato"). The "Nocturne in C-sharp minor" is initially marked "larghetto" and is in 4/4 meter. The longest, a Larghetto, is around seven minutes in length. The opening "andante larghetto" is noble, spacious and flowing, with rich harmonies. The central Larghetto is generally accepted as containing the work's finest and most mature writing. The second movement is often marked "Larghetto", but the indication is missing from the autograph. The overture is followed by a slower dance-like piece for orchestra,marked "andante larghetto". The second movement of the Symphony is a "Larghetto" funeral march in C minor. The first, covering the first three stanzas, is set larghetto and marked "dolce".