"Symphony in F-sharp minor" is a symphonic work composed by Dmitri Shostakovich in 1934. It is known for its emotional depth and complex orchestration, reflecting the turbulent political climate of the time. The symphony consists of four movements, showcasing a range of moods from somber to energetic. The piece is notable for its innovative use of rhythm and harmony, which contribute to its distinctive character. It has been performed by various orchestras worldwide and remains a significant part of the classical music repertoire, illustrating Shostakovich's unique voice and mastery of the symphonic form.